CSIS High-Level Forum discusses vaccines

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Dec 15 2011

The Center for Strategic & International Studies' (CSIS) blog SmartGlobalHealth.org describes the second CSIS High-Level Forum on U.S. Leadership in Global Health, which "placed a focus on vaccines as instruments of U.S. global leadership in pursuit of security and economic interests at home and abroad, in close enduring partnerships with corporations, foundations, multilateral organizations, and other countries." The blog features links to two reports launched at the event, as well as video of speakers' presentations (12/12).

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