; and (B) the Committee on Foreign Relations of the Senate. (4) Global health The term global health includes efforts to combat and prepare for— (A) neglected tropical diseases; (B) emerging infectious diseases; (C) antimicrobial resistance; and (D) any other condition that may not be easily treated, diagnosed, or prevented in low-resource settings. (5) Global health research and development The term global health research and development includes an activity, or the support for such an activity, related to research, development, testing, evaluation, deployment, or implementation of any new health technology. (6) Health technology The term health technology — (A) means a vaccine, therapeutic, diagnostic, device, or other tool designed, modified, or adapted for use in low-resource settings to improve global health; and (B) includes personal protective equipment and insecticide so used. (7) Low-resource setting The term low-resource setting means a location with limited or inconsistent access to running water, electricity, refrigeration, supply chains, lab services, medical equipment, trained health care personnel, or other resources important for global health.