
Investment in Global Health Security in Africa and Beyond
When communities are equipped with strong disease warning systems and people trained to use them, they are able to respond more quickly to threats, limiting

When communities are equipped with strong disease warning systems and people trained to use them, they are able to respond more quickly to threats, limiting

Atlanta Leaders on the Future of Global Health panel discussion on October 4, 2025 at The Task Force for Global Health. Photo courtesy of Ryan

Photo credit: Fourth Annual Meeting of the UN Group of Friends to Eliminate Hepatitis at the Yale Club in New York City on September 22,

Dr. Tim Cunningham. Photo courtesy of Tim Cunningham. The Task Force is thrilled to announce Dr. Tim Cunningham, DrPH, MSN, RN, FAAN, as the new

For nearly one billion children around the world, deworming medication can make the difference between having a healthy future or facing a lifetime of challenges.

A CHAMPS Staff member feeding a child enrolled in a nutrition program. Photo credit: CHAMPS. The Task Force for Global Health is pleased to announce

Eminet Beyene and Mathias Bxessos, community drug distributors in South Ethiopia, use a height-based dosing pole to ensure a young child receives the correct dose

On June 9th, the World Health Organization (WHO) called for enhanced prevention and response efforts for mpox, which was deemed a public health emergency last

Ethiopia is pioneering a multifaceted, first-of-its-kind strategy to transform its public health system, reaching more than 18 million children under the age of five with

Sierra Leone’s Minister of Health declared an mpox outbreak in January. By May the country had responded to more than 2,100 cases and 11 people