News and Stories
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Preterm Baby Receives Lifesaving Care at PIH-Supported Hospital
After nearly three months in the hospital, Linda Depoyou and baby Godsent were discharged
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How Solar Panels Are Supporting Care In Indigenous Communities In Peru
Partners In Health has installed over 200 solar panels nationwide
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Q&A: Dr. Leonid Lecca On The Ongoing Fight Against Tuberculosis In Peru
Executive director of Socios En Salud reflects on tuberculosis challenges, progress after United Nations meeting
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Photo Essay: Tuberculosis Patient Reunites With Family
Follow Nthabiseng Mokone's journey from a PIH-supported halfway facility to her home.
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Butaro Hospital completes expansion project, becomes teaching hospital
The expansion improves care for thousands, secures teaching hospital accreditation
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PIH Applauds Breakthrough in Access to Key MDR-TB Drug
PIH CEO Dr. Sheila Davis shares her thoughts on what it will mean to have access to generic version's of Johnson & Johnson's bedaquiline, a key drug in the global fight against tuberculosis.
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Statement on Armed Attack on Hôpital Universitaire de Mirebalais in Haiti
This attack violates the essential principles of hospital neutrality, and it has left a deep scar on hospital staff and patients alike.
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Research: How a PIH-supported Initiative is Transforming Maternal and Child Health in Lesotho
A recent research article highlights the impact of the country's National Health Reform initiative.
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5 Words and Phrases That Drive PIH’s Work
Key terms define why and how we provide care, fight injustice globally
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Partners In Health Welcomes Reduced Price of High-Quality Test to Diagnose Tuberculosis, Urges Transparency and Solidarity
In many places where PIH works, there is a shortage of cartridges because of their high cost.