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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Canada’s universal health coverage values should guide international policy. UHC aims for equity and high-quality care globally, benefiting women and vulnerable populations.
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Delphine Mizero, inspired by her own life-saving surgery, joins UGHE’s inaugural medical class, aiming to improve care in underserved communities and advance health equity.
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Haiti’s six-month emergency medicine training, developed post-earthquake, created a model for critical care in low-resource settings, expanding emergency services.
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Dr. Gerald Ekwen is the only general surgeon in southeastern Liberia, performing 15 surgeries weekly and improving obstetric care, vital for the region’s health.
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In Sierra Leone, PIH supports children overcoming challenges like HIV, TB, and diabetes, enabling their school success and futures.
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Mariama Alieu, pregnant and in pain, was diagnosed with hepatitis B at Koidu Government Hospital. She’s among the first patients at PIH’s new hepatitis B clinic, which offers free screening, treatment, and aims to inform national guidelines.
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The Ebola outbreak in DRC has infected 2,500+ and killed nearly 1,700. PIH’s top clinicians are aiding the response, applying lessons from past outbreaks.
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Dalitso Mkango, a Malawian market vendor, thrived with support from PIH’s POSER program, using goats for fertilizer and business, improving her life and health.