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Facilitators and Barriers to Community-led Monitoring of Health Programs: Qualitative Evidence from the Global Implementation Landscape
The O’Neill Institute for National and Global Health Law conducted a study aimed at identifying early challenges and lessons learned from community-led monitoring (CLM) implementation, aiming to inform and improve CLM program implementation and achieve a greater impact on the delivery of services.
The World Desperately Needs a New Pandemic Treaty
In this opinion piece published in Scientific American, the O'Neill Institute for National and Global Health Law's Lawrence Gostin and Alexandra Finch explain that the legacy of the world's unreadiness for COVID-19 means that it is essential to adopt the accord in 2025.
Strategic Vaccine Stockpiles for Regional Epidemics of Emerging Viruses: A Geospatial Modeling Framework
Published in Vaccine by researchers in the Department of Biology with former Assistant Research Professor Colin Carlson, this study highlights the value of descriptive epidemiology for real-world modeling applications and suggests considerations for stockpile allocation.
Smallpox Biosecurity in a New Era of Technology
The O'Neill Institute for National and Global Health Law's Lawrence Gostin co-wrote an article published in Think Global Health discussing the risks and opportunities posed by advanced biotechnologies in relation to smallpox biosecurity.
Inequality and Men’s Health - Prof Derek Griffith
In this episode of the Now and Men podcast, for Men’s Health Week 2024, the Center for Men’s Health Equity's Derek Griffith talks about why an intersectional approach is vital to engaging with men and boys across the globe about their health and well-being.
Ignore the Disinformation — the US is Safer With a Global Pandemic Treaty
In this opinion piece published in The Hill, the O'Neill Institute for National and Global Health Law's Lawrence Gostin addresses the threat of disinformation and discusses how the global pandemic treaty would enhance global health security and cooperation.
The Landscape of Etiological Patterns of Hepatocellular Carcinoma and Intrahepatic Cholangiocarcinoma in Thailand
The Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center's Christopher Loffredo co-first authored this article in the International Journal of Cancer, where he identified shared risk factors between two major liver cancers and discussed their implications for future prevention and control strategies in Thailand.
Course Correcting the U.S. Response to Bird Flu
The Center for Global Health Science and Security's Claire Standley co-wrote an article published in Think Global Health critiquing the United States' initial response to the outbreak of a strain of avian influenza virus.
Pandemic Prevention Begins at Home
In an article published in Think Global Health, the Center for Global Health Science and Security's Rebecca Katz proposed amendments to the International Health Regulations that could enable timely outbreak reporting at the local level.