Bill and Melinda Gates shared their 2021 Annual Letter, "The Year Global Health Went Local,” on January 27, 2021.
In this year's letter, Bill and Melinda reflect on the worldwide impact of COVID-19 and the global collaboration and scientific innovation fueling one of the largest public health efforts in history.
They share why they are optimistic the world can emerge from the pandemic stronger, healthier, and more resilient, and discuss two areas they believe are essential to building a better future: prioritizing equity and preparing for the next pandemic.
‘The Year Global Health Went Local’
'The Year Global Health Went Local’
Bill and Melinda Gates shared their 2021 Annual Letter, "The Year Global Health Went Local,” on January 27, 2021.
In this year's letter, Bill and Melinda reflect on the worldwide impact of COVID-19 and the global collaboration and scientific innovation fueling one of the largest public health efforts in history.
They share why they are optimistic the world can emerge from the pandemic stronger, healthier, and more resilient, and discuss two areas they believe are essential to building a better future: prioritizing equity and preparing for the next pandemic.
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