Auxiliary nurse Claudia Guillermo administers a measles vaccination to 1-year-old Jimena Nicole Xoj Caal at a UNICEF-supported health centre in the city of Cobán. | CREDIT: © UNICEF / NYHQ2012-2216 / SUSAN MARKISZA Global Health Agenda for the Biden Administration Mark Leon Goldberg December 14, 2020 By: Mark Leon Goldberg on December 14, 2020 The COVID-19 pandemic has made global health a top tier issue in Washington. In today’s episode we explore what opportunities might exist for the incoming Biden administration and Congress to advance a global health agenda premised on strengthening international cooperation to take on common health challenges Loyce Pace is President and CEO of the Global Health Council. We kick off discussing how the Trump administration’s approach to global health was something of departure from typical bi-partisan support for health and development around the world before discussing in depth how a Biden administration and new Congress may advance a global health agenda, including what a global response to COVID-19 might look like. Get the podcast to listen later Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher | Radio Public Today’s episode is produced in partnership with the Better World Campaign as part of a series examining the opportunities for strengthening multilateral engagement by the new Biden-Harris administration and the incoming 117th Congress. To learn more and access additional episodes in this series, please visit http://getusback.org/