Because the world can’t afford another COVID-19, we are working with a coalition of partners to help the global community be ready next time. We build support for robust disease surveillance networks and rapid response systems that can protect against future outbreaks wherever they may arise.
Community-based Emergency Operations Centers (EOCs) are as crucial to COVID-19 response as they have been in the fight against polio and other infectious diseases.
Women in low- and middle-income countries are 20% less likely to own a smartphone than men. Closing this gap requires addressing social, financial, and educational barriers.
The world is closer than ever to having safe and effective COVID-19 vaccines. Dr. Lynda Stuart shares her thoughts on the news surrounding Pfizer and Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine candidates and…
At this year’s Paris Peace Forum, Melinda Gates reflects on the remarkable feats of collaboration and progress from the global COVID-19 response—and what it will take going forward.
Many HBCUs, especially those in rural areas, have insufficient access to testing. The U.S. Program is offering grants to improve critical diagnostic testing infrastructure for these institutions.
The pandemic further threatens weak health systems. Building stronger and more resilient health systems means focusing on women’s care and supporting health care workers.
