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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Diane gave birth to surprise twins at Kirehe Hospital, supported by PIH’s Expert Moms program, aiding new mothers and premature infants in Rwanda.
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PIH Canada will enhance women’s health and rights in Haiti, scaling SGBV care across 11 sites, aided by $2M from Global Affairs Canada.
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Dr. KJ Seung and Dr. Cathy Hewison urge the WHO to implement new, shorter oral TB regimens now, not after trials, to improve patient outcomes globally.
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Through its history, PIH has kept patient care at the center of its work and fought for health care as a human right—both within individual countries and the halls where global health policy is created.
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Loune Viaud urged the UN Security Council to support equitable health care, end gender-based violence, and boost women’s political participation in Haiti.
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Improved nurse training and access to family planning at Haiti’s University Hospital has increased long-term contraception use among new mothers from 5% to 20%.
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Karim Llaro, a nurse with Socios En Salud for 20 years, reflects on her journey from home visits to leading Peru’s TB program, valuing comprehensive patient care.
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In January 2018, 42-year-old Bobby Togar, near death from MDR-TB, was saved by PIH and the Ministry of Health. He’s now a leader, designer, and TB advocate.