News and Stories
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How This Monkeypox Outbreak is Unique
PIH infectious disease expert on lessons learned, access, and equity around virus
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Research: Understanding the Barriers Patients Face Accessing TB Screening in Lesotho
In a new study, published in PLOS Global Public Health, Partners In Health staff in Lesotho assessed tuberculosis screening procedures at two facilities in the region, Berea Hospital and Khubetsoana Health Center.
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Research: Doctor Investigates HIV/AIDS Therapy Patterns at Hospital in Haiti
Age and the ability to meet basic needs were the only two factors that significantly correlated with adherence to antiretroviral treatment, according to a recent study conducted by a family medicine doctor working in Hinche, Haiti.
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Research: Bringing Lifesaving Hepatitis Care To Rwanda
PIH provides new drugs, influences nationwide program
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Timeline: PIH’s Work, Advocacy in HIV/AIDS
Explore the timeline to learn how PIH's work and advocacy in HIV/AIDS began in Haiti, branched out globally, and influenced how care was delivered to millions of people around the world.
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“All Possible Care”: The Strides and Limits of Emergency Care in Sierra Leone
Luck and a team of determined clinicians saved James Fatoma’s life.
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Nurse Educators Take Skills Learned in Boston Back to Haiti
Nurse educators with Zanmi Lasante enhance their skills through a two-week-long simulation lab training at Regis College with the goal of bringing skills home to Haitian colleagues.
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Photo Essay: Expanding a Hospital, Serving More Patients in Rwanda
The multi-year project will improve access to quality cancer care, other specialized care
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Op-Ed: While U.S. Moves on from COVID-19, Local Leaders Left to Pick Up the Slack
In the absence of a cohesive and comprehensive federal plan, local health departments, community-based organizations, and others across the country are stepping up to assume the responsibility of accompanying their communities through this new phase of COVID-19, just as they have throughout the entire pandemic.
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Dr. Joia Mukherjee: Med Students Should Become Healers Choosing ‘Hope and Action’
Dr. Joia Mukherjee to med school graduates: “Hope is as important now than it ever has been. ... It powers a willingness to wade into messy waters of sickness and suffering, to analyze the milieu of social injustice, and to address the root causes of disparate suffering."