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Dana Farber’s Lawrence Shulman announces a partnership to fight cancer in Rwanda
"By joining forces, we can offer cancer patients of all ages a chance at life," says Dr. Shulman.
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The rains are here
There has been flooding and several deaths in Port-au-Prince due to mud slides.
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Chiapas health fair spotlights “hidden” conditions, like diabetes
In Mexico, PIH staff hold daylong event, see at least 120 people from region’s rural mountain villages.
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No one should die of tuberculosis in the 21st century
An op-ed from the Huffington Post published on World TB Day.
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A difficult disease under challenging circumstances
A patient in Malawi struggles to overcome poverty, access to health care, and tuberculosis.
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Sentinel Project gives a voice to children battling drug-resistant tuberculosis
On World Tuberculosis Day, a new website shares the stories of children facing a deadly but curable disease.
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Dr. Jim Yong Kim nominated to head World Bank
President Obama taps PIH-co-founder and Dartmouth President to lead major international financial institution.
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Indy radio station WXRT raises $25K for PIH’s work
Support from the Chicago station helps bring health care to poor around the world.
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Celebrating World Water Day
More than 780 million people still lack access to clean water, putting them at risk of disease and malnutrition.
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National Conference on Social Medicine to be held in Port-au-Prince, Haiti
PIH to host panels with government officials, leading medical staff on March 28-29.
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Pwojè Kore Fanmi: An innovative community health project in Haiti
Training of community health workers is underway in a new pilot to help vulnerable families.
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Arcade Fire delivers lecture about Haiti at University of Texas at Austin
The Grammy winning band discusses the continued socioeconomic crisis in Haiti, and the band’s longtime support of PIH.
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Community health workers and advocates rally at MA State House
On Monday, supporters met with legislators, call for state’s continued support of innovative programs.
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IHSJ Reader, March 16, 2012
A roundup of global health news and research, published by PIH’s Institute for Health and Social Justice.
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Study examines how mental health disorders are related to HIV status
In Rwanda, a new study aims to help improve mental health and counseling services for children and families.
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Clinton visits Mirebalais Hospital
Highlights potential impact solar power could have in a country rich in sun but lacking in electrical infrastructure.
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Cholera vaccine arrives
The Shanchol vaccine arrived in the country this week.
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Remembering Congressman Donald Payne
PIH's team in Rwanda bids adieu to a social justice leader.
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PIH ramps up cervical and breast cancer projects
New cancer efforts integrated into routine medical care in 5 countries where PIH works.
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