Partners In Health & partners MSF Science, IRD Global boldly filled a huge gap left by “the market”. The invisible hand will never prioritize the lives of the most impoverished who are affected by a curable disease. Thanks to @unitaid for supporting this groundbreaking, health-equity work.

A year has passed and no accountability despite hundreds of millions of public funds. #Shame Danaher Corporation Cepheid

Dr. Joseph Reginald Fils-Aimé’s, director of strategic planning for Zanmi_Lasante, recently spoke with NPR Goats & Soda about the situation in Haiti and the daily challenges we face providing vital medical services. Read the full article 👇 n.pr/3AS3qQw

As the rainy season is ongoing in Sierra Leone, many roads, especially in remote areas are difficult to access. Muddy stretches make the journey long and strenuous. Despite the obstacles, making the journey is crucial to ensure access to quality health care for everyone.

Have you heard of Socios En Salud’s Many Voices project? If not, you're about to! It's a mental health program in Peru that has supported people with schizophrenia. Their work has helped give people a sense of community and empowerment 🧡 Read more: bit.ly/4cX8Wi2

Post-tuberculosis lung disease: Addressing the policy gap | PLOS Global Public Health ⁦Melino Ndayizigiye⁩ ⁦Afom Andom⁩ ⁦Chase Yarbrough⁩ ⁦KJ Seung⁩ ⁦Partners In Health⁩ journals.plos.org/globalpubliche…

Sarafina Makashane was making her mark in South Africa's fashion industry. But her journey took a sudden turn when what seemed like a sore throat led to a devastating diagnosis: MDR-TB. As her health declined, she turned to PIH's hospital in Lesotho: bit.ly/3z9e8Sf

🧵HEAL Initiative is transforming healthcare workers who are transforming healthcare systems. PIH has been a long time partner and champion of HEAL since it’s founding.

The Global and California HEAL Fellowship is helping physicians reimagine how to practice global #HealthEquity. ❤️‍🩹🌎 Want to join them? 📅 Apps Due: Sept 30, 2024 Link: bit.ly/healfellowapply

The ASPIRE project is Partners In Health Malawi (Abwenzi Pa Za Umoyo) program aimed at equipping teenagers living with #HIV with education and skills that enable healthy decision-making and economic mobility. ASPIRE aims to lay the foundation for a brighter future in Malawi: bit.ly/3ATIdpv