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Policy developments, research updates, and analysis on preparedness, biosecurity, and health security.

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April 2026 · Policy Brief

Made in America: Unlocking Domestic Manufacturing for Preparedness Innovation

Current regulatory frameworks create barriers for American manufacturers developing next-generation preparedness technologies. This brief examines how FDA, NIOSH, and OSHA pathway modernization can strengthen domestic manufacturing resilience while reducing long-term stockpiling costs.

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March 2026 · Research

Interstate Preparedness: Why Interoperability Is the Missing Link

Without coordinated procurement standards, inventory lifecycle management, and surge deployment doctrine across jurisdictions, the result is duplication, fragmented standards, and diminished response capacity during biological emergencies.

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February 2026 · Analysis

Reusable Respiratory Protection: A Path Beyond Disposable Stockpiling

Reusable filtering facepiece respirators and scalable protection systems could fundamentally change how America stockpiles for respiratory threats—if regulatory pathways can keep pace with innovation.

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January 2026 · Convening

SNS Foundation Launches National Preparedness Resilience Initiative

A new convening initiative brings together stakeholders from government, healthcare, academia, and industry to create practical frameworks for coordinated interstate preparedness and stockpile resilience.

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December 2025 · Research

Supply Chain Resilience in the Post-Pandemic Era: Lessons and Opportunities

Our latest report examines lessons learned from COVID-19 supply chain failures and identifies key opportunities to strengthen pharmaceutical and medical supply chain infrastructure for future emergencies.

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November 2025 · Policy

Congressional Briefing: The State of Medical Countermeasure Readiness

Foundation leadership briefed key congressional committees on the current state of medical countermeasure preparedness, stockpile transfer challenges, and recommended policy actions for strengthening national readiness.

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