Strengthening Global Health Security Under the Biden-Harris Administration

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Journal of Law, Medicine and Ethics:1-4 (forthcoming)
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Global health security in the Biden-Harris Administration has been a dynamic area of engagement, starting with the COVID-19 response, to strengthening and reforming the World Health Organization, to bolstering regional partnerships, and securing financing for pandemic preparedness. Sustained commitment to bilateral, regional, and multilateral cooperation will ensure that the United States stands ready to address any future health challenges.

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