News & Stories
In true back-to-school fashion, the PIHC team recommended five articles, books, and novels on the intersections of global health, social justice, and the social determinants of health.
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Rwandan farmers in a PIH program grow rice to improve food security and income for families with malnourished children, despite challenges like bird infestations.
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Dr. Jacquelin Pierre leads PIH’s diabetes program in Liberia, transforming patient care by building capacity, improving access to treatment, and emphasizing education.
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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.
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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.
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Amid Haiti’s unrest, Madeleine safely delivered quadruplets at University Hospital after navigating roadblocks. Both mother and babies are now recovering.
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Amid six weeks of unrest in Haiti, Zanmi Lasante keeps health care accessible, but urgently needs fuel, food, and supplies to continue serving patients.
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Five years after PIH launched its Ebola response in Liberia and Sierra Leone, the organization remains committed, having transformed health care facilities and programs in both countries.
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Cylian, a 12-year-old MDR-TB survivor in Sierra Leone, dreams of becoming a lawyer and urges others to seek treatment at Lakka Hospital.