News & Updates

Influenza is a major year-round cause of respiratory illness in Kenya, particularly

Every year, the influenza virus is responsible for the deaths of hundreds

“Long Life for All” is a fitting theme for World Immunization Week this year, celebrated

Months before the outbreak of Covid-19, a group of scientists, academics, vaccine developers, and other experts met to discuss pandemic preparedness, knowing another one was inevitable, if not imminent. Humanity’s prospects looked grim. Few nations had pandemic plans, and many low- and lower middle-income countries were struggling to keep even seasonal influenza epidemics in check.

In December 2021 Sabin’s Influenzer Initiative and the Influenza Vaccines Roadmap Initiative hosted a satellite symposium at the European Scientific Working Group on Influenza Conference including Ready2Respond’s Senior Advisor Dr. Joe Bresee and other experts. Watch the recording here, “Road to a Flu-Free Future.”

In early 2021, Ready2Respond conducted an extensive mapping of the current landscape

Ready2Respond, a coalition of public, private and non-profit organizations, has received funding

We have read with interest the reports in The Economist and other media about the “Global Normalcy Index,” a new tool that offers a framework to assess changes in behavior associated with the emergence of the COVID-19 pandemic in 50 of the world’s largest economies.

The staggering loss of life that COVID-19 has wrought, by some estimates more than 3.8 million people at the time of this writing, almost defies comprehension. To say that every human on the planet is being impacted by this illness may not be an overstatement. At the same time…

As of 2018, 118 of 194 WHO Member States reported the presence of an…

Despite considerable global burden of influenza, few low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) have national influenza vaccination programs. This report…

Ready2Respond has identified several challenges, and actionable solutions to promote epidemic and pandemic influenza vaccine…