Cathy Gwin
Senior Director, Communications
This paper recommends actions to address pressing gaps in US and global preparedness if COVID-19 cannot be contained and human-to-human transmission occurrs beyond China.
International leaders and organizations are unprepared to react with the kind of response needed to investigate and identify the pathogen, prevent the spread of disease.
NTI | bio partnered with the FHI and JHU CHS to assess the impact of advances in technology on global catastrophic biological risks and new ideas to address them.
NTI's Hayley Severence and Michelle Nalabandian participate in the 2018 BWC Meeting of Experts on Assistance, Response, and Preparedness (MX4)
NTI | bio and partners brought together congressional staff to highlight the challenges of detecting and responding to an outbreak caused by a novel pathogen.
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