Work begins for UK Health Security Agency to protect the nation
The new UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has today been formally established with Dr Jenny Harries starting her first day as the Chief Executive of the new agency.
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UKHSA), led by Dr Jenny Harries, launches today
Health and Social Care Secretary Matt Hancock and
UKHSA Chief Executive Dr Jenny Harries will visit Colindale laboratories to mark the occasion
UK provides £4 million to the World Health Organization’s Contingency Fund for Emergencies
Dr Harries and the Health and Social Care Secretary, Matt Hancock, will visit Colindale, north London, to see the work being done to help the UK understand and respond to new variants of the virus causing COVID-19. These laboratories, which have been operating throughout the pandemic under Public Health England (
TASK FORCE: New agency designed to combat future pandemics A NEW agency has been formally established with Dr Jenny Harries as the Chief Executive. The UK Health Security Agency, led by Dr Harries, has launched today and the occasion will be marked by Health and Social Care Secretary Matt Hancock and UKHSA Chief Executive Dr Jenny Harries visits to Colindale laboratories. UK provides £4 million to the World Health Organization’s Contingency Fund for Emergencies Dr Harries and the Health and Social Care Secretary, Matt Hancock, will visit the laboratories to see the work being done to help the UK understand and respond to new variants of the virus causing COVID-19.
The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA), led by Dr Jenny Harries, launches today Health and Social Care Secretary Matt Hancock and UKHSA Chief Executive.