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Latest Press July 20, 2021
After 2020, pandemic preparedness budget cuts should be unthinkable
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Latest Science
Science Review.
Our in-depth science review is a snapshot of the new and emerging scientific evidence related to COVID-19.
July 16, 2021
Highlights
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Vaccine Resource
Increasing COVID-19 Vaccine Uptake
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Success in Action
Promoting health care service continuity during the pandemic
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Case Study
Addressing equitable testing for high-priority and marginalized populations
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Report
Latest findings from the Partnership for Evidence-Based Response to COVID-19
New Report
As the world continues efforts to stop COVID-19 and better prepare for the next disease threat, these stories serve as a reminder that we can do better.
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updated 12th May 2021
Partnership for Evidence-Based Response to COVID-19 (PERC) is a public-private partnership that supports evidence-based measures to reduce the impact of COVID-19 on African Union Member States.
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See Covid-19 Risk in Your County
In collaboration with with Johns Hopkins University and The New York Times we've published county-specific guidance for common activities to help you lower your personal risk of getting Covid-19 and to help you protect your community.
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New Resource
Protecting Health Care Workers:
A Need for Urgent Action
New report highlights risks to health care workers and issues recommendations to protect them.
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Press
Statement from Dr. Tom Frieden on the Philippines Department of Health’s new administrative order to eliminate industrially produced trans fats:
July 20, 2021
After 2020, pandemic preparedness budget cuts should be unthinkable
July 20, 2021
New report confirms schools can reopen safely for in-person learning if using layered protection measures
July 20, 2021
Mask Guidance Playbook
Promoting mask use is one of the key interventions governments, communities, businesses, and other organizations can implement to control COVID-19.
3 W's to reduce risk of COVID-19
