News and Stories
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PIH's Emmanuel Kamanzi on Working in Global Health
Interested in global health work? Emmanuel Kamanzi, a 10-year veteran of PIH, shares his career path—and some advice.
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New Global Health University Takes Shape
Leaders mark the next phase of PIH's global health university in Rwanda.
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Dr. Louise Ivers on U.N.'s Apology for Role in Cholera Epidemic
Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon apologized for the U.N.'s inadequate response to the cholera epidemic in Haiti. Dr. Louise Ivers discusses its implications and our continued efforts to fight cholera.
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2016: The Year in Quotes
Our annual recap
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Peru: More Safe Houses for People with Chronic Mental Illness
Partners In Health pioneered the first safe house for women living with chronic mental illness in Lima. It's been so successful that Peru's government now plans to expand the model nationwide.
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World AIDS Day 2016: On the Road to an AIDS-Free Generation
Our community-based HIV work has proved that excellent, lifesaving HIV care can be delivered to people living in the world’s poorest regions, writes PIH Chief Medical Officer Dr. Joia Mukherjee.
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Staying Power: Women Keeping Health Care on Track
Images and comments by PIH photographers about the women they meet who keep the world healthy.
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Starting Small: Treating Kids with HIV
Two clinicians' mission to treat and care for children living with HIV.
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We're Guided by a Mission
Every presidential election, not least this most recent, reminds us what a great diversity of ideas makes up this world.
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An X-Ray Machine that Inspires Devotion
The digital x-ray machine, the first at J.J. Dossen Hospital in 35 years, is just part of our massive revival of the 1950s-era hospital.