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Home / Uncategorized / A faith-based perspective on ending PEPFAR

A faith-based perspective on ending PEPFAR

October 8, 2025 

By Jim Thomas

“We should be evaluating policies and programs not merely by the party that supports them, but by the ways they bring about or hinder human flourishing.”

The Future of PEPFAR: A Faith-Based Perspective on Global Health Policy Changes

 

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What is Pandemic Ethics?

A pandemic is pervasive in scope and touches virtually every human-made system. In this guidance, we focus on ethics in a government’s or an employer’s actions in a pandemic.

Public health ethics addresses the relationship between those governing or administrating and the population or employees they serve. They are best summarized by the Public Health Code of Ethics of the American Public Health Association.

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