Coronavirus: U.S. in action
U.S. government agencies, businesses and others are acting to stop the spread of coronavirus. Learn more about these lifesaving partnerships.
Diagnosing brain cancer with the help of artificial intelligence
A recent study shows artificial intelligence was as successful as doctors at diagnosing cancer — and was much faster, too.
What is the CDC’s role during the coronavirus crisis?
Learn what the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention does to help keep people healthy around the world, especially in light of a new coronavirus.
The United States works with Thailand to improve its air
Air pollution affects countries across Southeast Asia. Learn more about how the U.S. and Thailand are working together to reduce pollution.
Epidemic training helps contain Nipah outbreak
Learn how the U.S. works closely with India to help fight epidemic threats, containing a recent outbreak of Nipah, a virus that has no cure or vaccine.
120+ countries support probe into origins of COVID-19
There are still many questions about the origins of COVID-19. Countries have come together to support an investigation into the coronavirus.
PEPFAR: 20 years of impact
The U.S. global AIDS relief initiative known as PEPFAR has helped millions of people since it was created in 2003. Learn more about it.
Wounded veterans run back-to-back marathons for a cause
Two wounded veterans are running multiple marathons in a week, in Boston and London, to spark conversations about mental health.
U.S. helps refugees, migrants during COVID-19 crisis
Since COVID-19 arrived in Mexico, the U.S. and its partners have donated supplies, money and resources to help migrant communities.