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Challenges in Supply and Regulation of Infant Formula
Congress and government agencies should address vulnerabilities in the supply and regulation of infant formula to make the market more resilient and minimize the impact of future infant formula shortages.
COVID-19's Impact on Social Isolation and Loneliness
The pandemic's impact on social isolation and loneliness was immediate and has persisted. A new rapid expert consultation discusses a range of strategies, policies, and interventions that can be implemented to promote social connectedness and well-being.
Rethinking Disaster Management for Gulf Coast
There is an urgent need to reimagine disaster preparedness, mitigation, and recovery strategies in the U.S., as intensifying climate and weather hazards cause successive and compounding natural disasters that current practices and affected communities cannot cope with.

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Mobilizing Support for Ukraine

From the early days of the war in Ukraine, the National Academies have been mobilizing support for individual researchers and practitioners in Ukraine and for initiatives to rebuild and strengthen Ukraine’s scientific, technical, and health care enterprise.


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Climate Resources at the National Academies

From more extreme weather to more frequent and intense wildfires, the climate is changing in ways that pose increasing risks to people and ecosystems. Explore the National Academies’ expert advice to help the nation understand, prepare for, and limit future climate change.

Our Work on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

Explore a range of work at the National Academies that looks at the factors that drive systemic inequities — not only in society at large but also within the sciences, engineering, and medicine.

Our Work on Misinformation and Science Communication

In today’s complex and fast-moving information environment, it can be challenging to determine what is reliable and credible. The National Academies are exploring what drives the spread of misinformation and disinformation and ways to counter it, while also advancing ways to communicate about science effectively.

Our Work on Artificial Intelligence

As artificial intelligence increasingly becomes a part of daily life, the National Academies are advising the nation on AI use, policy, ethics, and innovation. Explore our work, from the ethics of using facial recognition technology to improving pathways for women of color in tech.

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