Deep Dive: Who Is Prepared for the Next Epidemic?
The horse is out of the barn. It’s a global world, and we need to be thinking globally.
Setup
Although infectious disease outbreaks, from influenza to Ebola, surface with alarming frequency, more than 80% of the world has not yet developed an adequate response plan. Does your nation have one in place? Resolve to Save Lives has launched a new website that assigns an epidemic preparedness score to 180 countries, giving journalists, advocates and citizens the tools they need to drive change. Former CDC director Tom Frieden introduces the site, then will be joined by three of the world’s leading experts on global health security to discuss the state of the planet’s preparedness for the next disease epidemic.
Speakers
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Seth BerkleyCEO, GAVI, the Vaccine Alliance; Founder, International AIDS Vaccine I... -
Anne SchuchatPrincipal Deputy Director, US Centers for Disease Control and Preventi... -
Tom FriedenPresident and CEO, Resolve to Save Lives -
Steve ClemonsEditor in Chief, AtlanticLIVE; Washington Editor at Large, The Atlanti... -
Ron KlainGeneral Counsel, Revolution
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