News and Stories
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How Federal Funding Cuts are Undermining Public Health Infrastructure
Take action today to tell Congress to reverse these harmful cuts and restore critical public health funding to our communities.
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Standing with Haiti
PIH CEO Dr. Sheila Davis shares an update on the work of Zanmi Lasante, amid ongoing violence threatening the city of Mirebalais, Haiti.
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Community-Based Gardens Address Nutritional Needs on the Navajo Nation
Demonstration gardens encourage healthy lifestyles, community building within the Navajo Nation.
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Eliminating Tuberculosis with the Search, Treat, and Prevent Approach for All
At Partners In Health, this approach guides our TB ambitions around the world.
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Living With Multidrug-Resistant TB in Peru: Kioshi's Journey
Every year, nearly 1,500 people in Peru are diagnosed with multidrug-resistant tuberculosis. Kioshi Vásquez faced the disease alone until support from PIH changed his story.
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Beating Drug-Resistant Tuberculosis: A Family’s Journey with the endTB Project in Kazakhstan
Saya, her mother, and her brother are now all healthy after participating in different phases of the endTB project.
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PIH Announces Opening Timeline of the Maternal Center of Excellence in Sierra Leone
The new facility will open in a phased approach later this year.
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A New Chapter for Lakka Government Hospital in Sierra Leone
The infrastructure improvements prioritize safety, health, and place patients at the center of design.
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9 Ways PIH Shaped Global Tuberculosis Treatment and Policy
The work of Partners In Health has helped guide advancements in tuberculosis policy and practices for decades.
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Securing Supply, Saving Lives: The Training Behind Oxygen Access
PIH biomedical engineers gain skills, knowledge to keep oxygen systems running and help save lives.