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News and Stories
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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.
June 24, 2016
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Say You Were a Pregnant Woman in Liberia...
What Liberia's high maternal mortality rate looks like.
June 24, 2016
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First Patients Start EndTB Program in Peru
Through a groundbreaking program called endTB, PIH is partnering with international organizations to offer new treatments against the toughest strains of tuberculosis.
June 16, 2016
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A Letter from Dr. Gary Gottlieb
Together, the PIH community mourns the great sadness caused by the murders of so many in Orlando this weekend.
June 13, 2016
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'My Words are My Weapons to Curb Inequality'
Hear what Nandi Bwanali, PIH's public relations coordinator in Malawi, says about working in global health.
June 9, 2016
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Into the Light: Treating Schizophrenia in Chiapas
Few patients living with schizophrenia in rural Chiapas have ever received a proper diagnosis or consistent treatment. This man did, thanks to Partners In Health in Mexico.
May 26, 2016
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Training Nurse Leaders in Intensive Care
A free training at University Hospital in Mirebalais provides nurses with a foundation in neonatal and pediatric intensive care. Graduates will be among the only such specialists in Haiti.
May 9, 2016
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Maternal Waiting Home Key to Safe Childbirth in Chiapas
PIH is piloting a program that promotes culturally appropriate and respectful births attended by trained professionals in Chiapas, Mexico.The ultimate goal is to prevent tragedies leading to the death of a mother or newborn.
May 5, 2016
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Partners In Health Celebrates Nurses Week
For Nurses Week 2016, we recognize nurses and midwives around the world who make up the large majority of the global health care workforce.
May 5, 2016