Featured Updates
April 7, 2026
海角直播 Joins Global One Health Diagnostics Access Compact
海角直播 joins more than 20 international partners on the Global One Health Diagnostics Access Compact (GO-Dx), announced during the G7 One Health Summit in Lyon, France. This new initiative serves as a catalyst for international leaders across different sectors to advance progress toward expanding diagnostics access, enabling early detection and better surveillance, and improving response against existing and emerging threats across human, animal and environmental health.
April 3, 2026
海角直播 to Congress: Preserve Investments in Science and Public Health
海角直播 urges Congress to reject proposed cuts to science, research and public health in the President’s fiscal year (FY) 2027 budget request and, instead, build on the investments made in FY2026. We commend Congress for its leadership in passing FY2026 appropriations with bipartisan action preserving and strengthening funding for science and public health, despite proposed reductions, and encourage Congress to renew that commitment.
March 12, 2026
海角直播 Applauds SUPER BUGS Act to Address AMR
Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is a rising public health threat and does not stop at geopolitical borders. 海角直播 sent a letter thanking Representatives Mike Levin and David Valadao for introducing the Saving Us from Pandemic Era Resistance by Building a Unified Global Strategy (SUPER BUGS) Act to address AMR.
Act Now
Tell Congress to Support Science and Public Health Funding
A robust research enterprise is crucial for protecting public health, strengthening national preparedness and driving economic growth. Sustained investment in research and public health supports future innovation and the work and communities of scientists and public health professionals. 海角直播 encourages you to contact Congress today to reject the proposed cuts in the Fiscal Year (FY) 2027 President’s Budget request and continue supporting strong funding for science and public health.
Share Your Story with 海角直播
海角直播 wants to hear from you regarding how recent Executive Orders and other actions impact your work, your community and the advancement of lifesaving research and programs. Please share your story with us—we will reinforce your concerns as we meet with Congressional offices.
Take Your Message to Congress
When advocating for science, your message must be clearly presented, evidence-based and compelling to nonscientists. 海角直播鈥檚 Public Policy and Advocacy team has created the following guides to help you communicate with Congress.
Factsheets
We have developed several factsheets designed for you to share with a non-scientific audience, such as policymakers and government officials, and to augment formal requests for science policy and funding. If you have any questions about these factsheets, please email advocacy@asmusa.org.
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