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  May 10, 2019

  Ebola Survivor Fights Odds and Expands Her Family

  Mariama Kamara beat the odds and survived Ebola in August 2016, then took in several children orphaned by the disease. She is one of many caregivers in Sierra Leone who adopted children in the wake of the world's largest Ebola epidemic. Read More

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  May 06, 2019

  Research: Strong Health System Key to Growth in Post-Genocide Rwanda

  Rwanda's health system has become a foundation for socioeconomic support and empowerment, and a vital piece of the country’s renewal. Read More

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  May 03, 2019

  Expert Moms Helping Parents Raise Healthy Babies in Rwanda

  A vital program in eastern Rwanda is designed to meet two rapidly growing needs: better outreach and education for new parents, and better support and care for infants with complicated childbirths. Read More

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  May 01, 2019

  PIH Leader Urges Global Support, Financing for Universal Health Care at UN

  Dr. Joia Mukherjee, PIH's chief medical officer, received hearty applause following her impromptu call at the UN this week for wealthy nations to pay their fair share toward universal health coverage. Read More

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  Apr 23, 2019

  UGHE Student Studies Soil-Related Disease Afflicting Farmers

  When Dr. Ursin Bayisenge realized little was known about a tropical disease afflicting Rwanda farmers, and 4 million people worldwide, he set out to learn more. Read More

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  Apr 22, 2019

  Major Milestones in PIH History

  This timeline traces the history of Partners In Health, from its founding in rural Cange, Haiti, to its expansion to 10 countries around the world, where we fight to ensure everyone has access to high-quality care. Read More

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  Apr 18, 2019

  PIH TB Leader Urges Faster Rollout of New Treatments

  Broader use of new MDR-TB drugs in treatment settings would bring immediate benefits to patients, Dr. KJ Seung of PIH and Dr. Cathy Hewison of MSF write in The Lancet Global Health this week. Read More

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  Apr 04, 2019

  Women’s Philanthropy for Women’s Health

  Following its Evening for Equity event, PIH hosted a panel conversation titled “Women’s Philanthropy for Women’s Health,” during which attendees celebrated women’s increasing involvement in philanthropy and discussed a vision for its impact on women’s health globally. Read More

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  Apr 04, 2019

  PIH Leader Addresses UN on Women, Girls’ Situation in Haiti

  Loune Viaud, executive director for Zanmi Lasante, as PIH is known in Haiti, urged Security Council members to support women and girls' rights in Haiti during a recent address at UN headquarters in New York City. Read More

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  Apr 01, 2019

  Dr. Marta Lado: From Ebola Fighter to PIH-er

  Dr. Marta Lado, chief medical officer for Partners In Health in Sierra Leone, talks about the lessons she learned while treating patients for Ebola, and why she stayed to help build the public health system. Read More