News and Stories
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Decades of Progress at Risk: U.S. Aid Cuts Threaten Haiti’s Healthcare
Hear directly from Wesler Lambert, Zanmi Lasante’s interim executive director, about the dangers of a U.S. funding freeze on communities in Haiti.
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Technology Improves Timely Detection and Diagnosis of Tuberculosis
With the support of Peru's TB-HIV Country Project 2022-2025, Socios En Salud, as PIH is known locally, is utilizing modern equipment to reinforce early detection of tuberculosis.
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Local Solutions for Global Impact: New Microbiology Lab Opens in Sierra Leone
The cutting-edge lab is a central hub for PIH-supported Koidu Government Hospital, providing test results for patients and clinicians across all departments.
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Tuberculosis Contact Tracing: A Lifeline for Families in Lesotho
To curb the spread of tuberculosis, PIH staff conduct frequent home screenings.
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The Power of Vaccines: 4 Ways PIH Protects Communities Worldwide
Learn how PIH uses vaccines to curb disease outbreaks, strengthen global health systems, and more.
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Tuberculosis: The Preventable Disease That Still Kills Millions
Learn more about the world’s deadliest infectious disease, and how it can be stopped.
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How the Global Gag Rule Harms Women’s Health and Reproductive Rights
Partners In Health opposes the reinstatement of the Global Gag Rule, as we recognize reproductive justice as a human rights issue.
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How Medicaid Cuts Could Leave Millions Without Health Care in the U.S.
With Medicaid being threatened by the current administration, it is imperative to recognize its importance in the fight for health equity.
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From Diagnosis to Recovery: A Mother’s Journey Beating MDR-TB in Kazakhstan
A shorter, nine-month treatment regimen for multidrug-resistant tuberculosis helped quickly cure Aisara and reunite her with her family.
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U.S. Withdrawal from WHO: What This Means for PIH, Global Health
The decision recklessly endangers lives around the world.