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Ayodola Anise
Ayodola Anise is the senior director of operations working across FasterCures, Center for Public
Health, Center for the Future of Aging, and Feeding Change.
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Policy Brief: Improving Women, Infants, and Children’s Access to Food and Care During the COVID-19 Pandemic
To address the impact that the COVID-19 virus is having on food access, this issue brief highlights
recent policies and puts forward a recommendation to ensure that the over 6 million individuals who participate in the Special Supplemental Nutrition Pro
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Envisioning the Future of the Pharmaceutical Supply Chain to Advance Public Health in the United States
The Milken Institute Center for Public Health engaged our network of thought leaders to understand
what actions could be taken to make the pharmaceutical supply chain (PSC) more resilient a
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Here's how we prevent the next, inevitable pandemic op-ed
This op-ed article originally appeared in Fox News.,
Proactively and collaboratively building bridg
es across the globe is a task at once critical and complex., These investments are needed and welcome. But to effectively bolster our shared ability to detect and respond to public health threats, they mustn't become siloed or lead to duplicative efforts.
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Medicare Drug Price Negotiation Program comment letter
Submitted electronically
Dr. Meena Seshamani
Deputy Administrator and Director, Center for Medicare
Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services
US Department of Health and Human Services
Baltimore, MD 21244
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Fixing the Food Supply Chain Could Prevent a Future, Even More Nightmarish Pandemic
There is a clear need, post-pandemic, for collaborative thinking on how to build immune resilience i
nto older cohorts to reduce the risks of viruses such as COVID-19—and, potentially worse, deadly bacterial infections., Fixing the food supply chain would go a long way to reducing pandemic risks in the future, while massively advancing healthy aging., The area I want to touch on briefly relates to the work on food I have been doing during lockdown—specifically, the zoonotic origin of pandemics.
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