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EPISODE · May 20, 2026 · 44 MIN

Professor Paul Spiegel, Johns Hopkins University: the release of the Lancet Commission report on health, conflict and forced displacement

from Take as Directed · host CSIS Global Health Policy Center | Center for Strategic and International Studies

On May 20, Professor Paul Spiegel presents in Geneva the report of the Lancet Commission on health, conflict and forced displacement, conducted in partnership with the Johns Hopkins Center for Humanitarian Health (CHH.) The U.S. rollout will take place June 2 at the JHU Washington Center, 555 PA Ave NW. Paul speaks in this podcast to the genesis and mandate of the Commission, and the innovative and comprehensive way it went about its work over the past two plus years. Most importantly, he presents in detail its compelling recommendations and how they are to be advanced: (i) Invert the Power: put communities in charge: (ii) End Impunity: attacks on civilians, health workers and hospitals must have consequences; (iii) Fix the Money: humanitarian financing must follow need – not politics: and (iv) Uphold Health for All: war does not suspend the right to health – it makes it more urgent. Give it a listen!

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