Global deworming efforts have reached a new, unprecedented milestone: more than five billion deworming tablets have been delivered to children around the world. These donated
As a non-state actor in official relations with the WHO, The Task Force co-hosted two side events and engaged in many convenings throughout the week,
This gathering was co-sponsored by The Carter Center, CDC Foundation, Rollins School of Public Health, and The Task Force for Global Health. Remarks were given
MedSurplus Alliance (MSA), formerly a program of The Task Force for Global Health and now an independent organization, is advancing its mission to increase the
When the next pandemic hits, the world will demand speed and reassurance. Vaccine development will accelerate, governments will push for rapid rollout, and communities will
Epidemiology has long been used to track outbreaks and prevent disease worldwide. Now, those same tools are being used to reduce human suffering in a
Our cherished Task Force colleague, friend and mentor, Dr. Walt Dowdle, PhD, died on November 17, 2025. A virologist, Dowdle was known to many for
After 17 years of unwavering commitment and invaluable contributions, Charles (Pete) McTier is concluding his service with The Task Force’s Board of Directors. With 44
The Task Force mourns the loss of our dear friend, colleague, mentor and vaccine visionary, Dr. Alan Hinman, who passed away on January 26 at
After almost a decade as a program of The Task Force for Global Health, the MedSurplus Alliance (MSA) will become an independent nonprofit organization. The
