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COPE Brings Cross-Pollination to Navajo Nation

An inside-look at PIH's work in Navajo Nation. Read More ▸

Dr. Paul Farmer to Share Vision on Global Health Equity and Cancer Care for Patients in Poverty

The American Society of Clinical Oncology conducts a Q&A session with Dr. Paul Farmer in advance of his opening speech at the ASCO 2013 Conference. Read More ▸

“Implemented with modest resources yet produced meaningful outcomes,” @LIVESTRONG on partnership w/ @PIH in #Haiti http://ow.ly/jtdGb

Surviving Breast Cancer in Rwanda: Zerida’s Story

Zerida Nyinaguhirwe is one of the first breast cancer patients to complete cancer treatment at Butaro Hospital, a Ministry of Health hospital in Rwanda that is supported by Partners In Health. Read More ▸

Rebuilding a Primary Health Care System in Rural Mexico

In it's first year, PIH's sister organization Compañeros En Salud conducted more than 10,000 patient consultations in rural Mexico. Read More ▸

The @WHO expects 16M new #cancer cases worldwide by 2020, w/ 70% in developing countries #WorldCancerDay http://ow.ly/hpKTd

World Bank President Jim Yong Kim Celebrates Hospital Construction

Crowds gathered for Partners In Health co-founder and World Bank President Jim Yong Kim’s visit. Read More ▸

Video: Mirebalais Hospital Construction Complete

We’re thrilled that construction of Hôpital Universitaire de Mirebalais, in Mirebalais, Haiti, is complete. The 205,000-square foot, 300-bed facility—called HUM for short—will fill a huge void, locally and nationally, for people who previously had limited access to quality health care.

Wrapped in Hope

Head scarves add a touch of beauty to the lives of women undergoing cancer treatment in Haiti. Read More ▸

Revolutionary Cancer Care in Rwanda

The Butaro Cancer Center of Excellence is the first of its kind to bring comprehensive cancer care to rural East Africa. Read More ▸

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—Ophelia Dahl
Executive Director and Co-founder