Mar 22 2020Overview In recent decades, the global health and economic impacts of SARS, H5N1, H1N1, and Ebola …
Nov 30 2017InitiativeOver the last two decades, the global health and economic impacts of SARS, H5N1, H1N1, and Ebola have raised global awareness of pandemic threats. In many cases, the most at-risk regions lacked the capacity to effectively monitor and report the first signs of outbreaks within their nations—let alone coordinate such communications with neighboring countries.
Feb 01 2013ReportDiseases do not respect boundaries Once diseases spread beyond a localized region, their expansion becomes …- Jan 25 2013ReportThe world has made significant strides in tackling major public health challenges over the last …
- Mar 10 2011ReportThe major contributions of the DSN Initiative to global health were found to be the …
- Feb 03 2011ReportThe Rockefeller Foundation’s Disease Surveillance Networks (DSN) Initiative was launched in 2007 under the new Strategy …
- Feb 03 2011ReportFunctioning disease surveillance networks contribute to reduce the socioeconomic impact caused by epidemics. Once national governments …
- Dec 03 2010ReportIn Asia, the Foundation’s work in building disease surveillance networks has focused on the Mekong Basin …
Oct 22 2014Blog Post"The data is so strong, we can forecast diseases and begin to see the cause …
Sep 09 2014Blog PostBui Huong invites people into her home with a bright smile. She lives in Long …