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Press Release: Coalition for Global Hepatitis Elimination Guides Care of Viral Hepatitis During the COVID-19 Pandemic
“Viral hepatitis vaccination, testing and treatment must continue during the COVID-19 Pandemic” –Dr. John Ward Decatur, GA., May 21, 2020 – The Coalition for Global …
From Sending PPE to the Navajo Nation to Responding with Compassion, The Task Force Rounds Up Its April COVID-19 Activities
As the coronavirus pandemic progresses, The Task Force for Global Health’s programs continue to work on on-going activities and projects that support the fight against
Field Epidemiologists Share How Training Programs Have Advanced Their Skills
Field epidemiologists globally are on the frontlines of the coronavirus pandemic, responding with vital public health procedures, like contact tracing, sampling, and risk communication, to
“Stamp Out Oncho” in Cameroon: A Country’s Journey to Eliminating River Blindness
Earlier in April, the world celebrated World Health Day – to focus on the challenges and successes of health initiatives globally. In this vein, The
Volunteer Group Addresses Supply Chain Challenges to Track Medical Donations for Neglected Tropical Diseases From Door to Door
Once there is a treatment for a disease, manufacturing it, sending it, and distributing it to those who need it seems like the easy part.
The Task Force’s NTD Programmatic Activities During the Coronavirus Pandemic
During the coronavirus pandemic, The Task Force for Global Health’s neglected tropical disease (NTD) programs have altered their operations based on the World Health Organization’s
Could We Have Been More Prepared for the Coronavirus Pandemic?
Responding to the scale and impact of the coronavirus pandemic is a challenge the public health community has not faced in the modern era. While
Equipping Clinical Care Facilities
This article is a sub-article of “Could We Have Been More Prepared for the Coronavirus Pandemic?” See the full article. In clinical care settings, health
Building Epidemiological Capacity to Slow the Spread of a Pandemic
This article is a sub-article to “Could We Have Been More Prepared for the Coronavirus Pandemic?” See the full article. Health system strengthening is often
Pandemic Preparedness: Developing and Deploying Vaccines
This article is a sub-article to “Could We Have Been More Prepared for the Coronavirus Pandemic?” See the full article. While this pandemic is not
Unsung Heroine: Celebrating Carla Johnson, A Woman of Excellence
On March 5th, many staff members from The Task Force for Global Health kicked off celebrating Women’s History Month by attending Emory’s Women of Excellence
A Man of Scientific Integrity: The Task Force Thanks Walter Dowdle, PhD, for His Many Contributions
On any given day, when Walter Dowdle, PhD, would walk to work at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), he would have a
Hope on the Horizon: Improving the Quality of Life for Persons Affected by Lymphedema
In honor of World Lymphedema Day on March 6, we journey to Sri Lanka to hear from persons affected by filarial lymphedema – a condition
Header photo caption: A drug distributor travels long distances to a remote village in Cameroon to get medicines for onchocerciasis (river blindness) and lymphatic filariasis to marginalized societies most in need.
