🔊 The 7th issue of our Governing Pandemics Snapshot is out! Updates on the #PandemicAgreement negotiations, the PIP Framework for standardising #PABS contracts, PABS laboratory networks, and the role of financial arrangements in PABS talks. READ NOW 👉 bit.ly/46fWXf0

🎥 Missed our webinar on ‘Laboratory Networks in Practice: Implications for Pathogen Access and Benefit Sharing’? #PABS 📺 You can now watch the full recording on our YouTube channel! 🔗 WATCH HERE 👉 bit.ly/4by5BZS

At #HRC61 🔹 Side event: Data Sovereignty & the Right to Development for Indigenous Peoples 📅 3 March 2026 | 🕑 14:00 📍 Room 3, Palais des Nations Panel features GHC Affiliated Professor Minerva Rivas Velarde Lead, Disability and Health Lab, Geneva School of Health Science @gvagrad.bsky.social

🌐 Global Health in Geneva is gearing up for a change at the WHO Geneva Health Files brings a guest essay Michel Kazatchkine, Ilona Kickbusch, and Peter Piot who raise ten questions facing the future leader of the #WHO. Read the essay 🔗 open.substack.com/pub/genevahe... @gvagrad.bsky.social

Pandemic Agreement on Hold: Can Countries Bridge the Divide on Pathogen Access and Benefit Sharing? healthpolicy-watch.news/pandemic-agr...

📅 Join our webinar on January 27, 14:30-16:00 CET to find out more about ‘Laboratory Networks in Practice: Implications for Pathogen Access and Benefit Sharing’ #PABS 📢 More information about the speakers coming soon! Register now 👉 bit.ly/49vXcn6

What happens to global health leadership as the US steps back? Co-Director, Suerie Moon, argues it won’t hinge on money alone, but political leadership. “So, yes, others will step into the place vacated by the US, but they will be wearing their own shoes.” @gvagrad.bsky.social bit.ly/3YuhQib