News and Stories
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A Surgeon, a Student, a Salon Owner—and Tuberculosis
Three patients in Kazakhstan enroll in a revolutionary new project for treating multidrug-resistant tuberculosis.
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Dr. Gary Gottlieb: We Must Deliver First-World Health Care to Women and Children
Dr. Gary Gottlieb, CEO of Partners In Health, affirms the U.S. Agency for International Development's focus on ending preventable child and maternal deaths.
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Infectious Disease Expert to Discuss Zika
Dr. Louise Ivers, PIH's senior health and policy advisor, will discuss symptoms of and treatment for Zika, how PIH is addressing the virus in Haiti, and how Zika may have an impact on the Summer Olympics in Brazil.
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Construction Begins on University in Rwanda
The University of Global Health Equity will open in 2018.
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One Year After Surgery, Haiti Triplets on the Move
Just over one year ago, conjoined twins Marian and Michelle Bernard were separated in a seven-hour procedure at University Hospital in Mirebalais, Haiti. They and their triplet sister are now busy creating chaos at home. Their parents couldn't be happier.
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The Partners In Health Plan for Dealing with Pandemics
Partners In Health co-founder Dr. Jim Yong Kim, who currently serves as president of the World Bank Group, made clear in The Washington Post last week (“A plan to deal with the next pandemic,” July 1, 2016) that pandemics know no borders:
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A Cancer Crisis, A Good Solution
Inshuti Mu Buzima executive director Dr. Alex Coutinho writes about new radiation therapy service.
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PIH's Summer Reading Picks
Twelve great books
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Deputy Chief Medical Officer Discusses Social Medicine
Dr. Michelle Morse, deputy chief medical officer for Partners In Health, talks live about social medicine.
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Graduates Step beyond Medical Training
Four global health doctors celebrate their graduation from a medical residency that trained them to provide care in impoverished places.