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UK Health Security Agency

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The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) is an executive government agency sponsored by the Department of Health and Social Care. It prepares for and responds to infectious diseases and environmental hazards through scientific and operational leadership, working with local, national and international partners. UKHSA aims to protect public health, build health security capability, and deliver evidence-based responses to health threats at local, national and international levels.

UK Health Security Agency is a privately held company, based in the United Kingdom. Leadership tracked by CEOInsider includes Susan Hopkins (CEO).

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Recent coverage has focused on the UK Health Security Agency's response to a significant meningitis outbreak in Kent that officials characterized as unprecedented and explosive, alongside broader pandemic preparedness efforts including a new national strategy backed by £1 billion in investment. The agency has also been highlighted for international collaboration on infectious disease response using artificial intelligence and for research examining COVID-19 variant immunity, while also facing scrutiny regarding opportunities for organizational improvement.

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