News & Stories
Every year, nearly 1,500 people in Peru are diagnosed with multidrug-resistant tuberculosis. Kioshi Vásquez faced the disease alone until support from Partners In Health changed his story.
For PIH staff, commitment to social justice is a passion. Here are their recommended books, podcasts, and films that inspire and enlighten them.
Silvester Dambe convinced Keredonia Wilfred to take her HIV meds; 12 years later, he continues to support her and her family, now facing malnutrition in Malawi.
After years of symptoms and failed diagnoses, 14-year-old Kerefasi in Malawi is finally receiving care for type 1 diabetes at PIH’s Advanced NCD Clinic.
Rwandan farmers in a PIH program grow rice to improve food security and income for families with malnourished children, despite challenges like bird infestations.
Dr. Jacquelin Pierre leads PIH’s diabetes program in Liberia, transforming patient care by building capacity, improving access to treatment, and emphasizing education.
PIH established the MAM program. By providing treatment and nutrition support to more malnourished children and their families, clinicians are saving and improving more lives throughout Kono.
Mid-upper arm circumference (MUAC) is a quick way for health workers to assess malnutrition. PIH uses MUAC as part of a broader strategy to treat and prevent malnutrition.
Amid Haiti’s unrest, Madeleine safely delivered quadruplets at University Hospital after navigating roadblocks. Both mother and babies are now recovering.