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Mark P. Lagon

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Friends of Global Fight vs AIDS TB Malaria--Chief Policy Officer. Georgetown Distinguished Sr Scholar. Ex US human traf'g Amb. Human dignity & global insts book
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The United States Maintains Its Global Fund Commitment

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By Prashant S Yadav, Elena Every, Mark P. Lagon, Allison Krugman
| Think Global Health
Amid growing uncertainty over its support for multilateral agencies, the United States pleasantly surprised the global health community ahead of Thanksgiving by making a pledge of $4.6 billion to the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria during the financing organization's eighth replenishment summit. The Global Fund, which disburses health grants in low- and middle-income countries to battle the three diseases, secured $11 billion of its $18 billion replenishment goal for 2026–28.
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Opinion: The case for democratizing global pandemic preparedness

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By Mark P. Lagon, Kunchok Dorjee, R.C. Sadoff
| Devex
As Harvard University professors warn, another pandemic is inevitable: “It’s just a matter of time.” Yet, international pandemic preparedness talks have stalled and major donor governments are less willing to commit funding — this waning enthusiasm is evident in lackluster fundraising for the Pandemic Fund. Added to this, the U.S. started a withdrawal from the World Health Organization on Donald Trump’s first day back in the presidential office.
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Health Care: A Frontline Defense Against Human Trafficking

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By Shadi Kourosh, Mark P. Lagon
| Think Global Health
Twenty-four years after the U.S. Trafficking Victims Protection Act and the UN's Palermo Protocol, human trafficking has emerged not only as a matter of security and human rights, but also as a public health crisis. Physician advocates such as Shadi Kourosh have cared for trafficked patients and seen glimpses of this hidden epidemic as victims pass through the health-care system.
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