News and Stories
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My First Pan-Mass Challenge: Cycling for Global Cancer Care
In August, PIH Senior Writer/Editor Kathrine Kuhlmann biked in her first Pan-Mass Challenge, an annual bike-a-thon that raises funds for cancer research and care at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute...
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Reclaiming Their Futures: Three Adolescents With HIV Share the Importance of Accompaniment
Nearly half of new HIV diagnoses in Peru are among young people. The right support can ensure a diagnosis doesn’t define their life.
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Congress Funded Global Health. The Office of Management and Budget Is Trying Not To Spend It.
Two PIH experts analyze what is happening to global health funds that aren’t being spent as they were allocated by Congress.
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How an 8-Year-Old's Brain Surgery Strengthened Trauma Care in Rural Liberia
In 2022, Dennis Toe underwent the first-ever surgery of its kind at a PIH-supported hospital in rural Liberia. Today, he’s thriving.
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“I want to get well”: The TB Treatment Journey of an Indigenous Woman in Peru
Elia survived extreme grief only to begin another battle when she was diagnosed with tuberculosis.
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What to Read, Watch, and Listen to During Grief Awareness Month
PIH staff recommend books, podcasts, and movies for people of all ages learning how to brave grief
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From Transportation to Transplants: How PIH Demonstrates Social Medicine in Action
Steven Mutabazi kept growing sicker but had no idea how he would afford the full spectrum of his health care—from copayments to travel. Then, PIH stepped in.
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Tuberculosis Infected Her Spine. Her Hope for Her Future Remains.
Regina Chingwalu, a young girl living in Malawi, lost the use of her limbs from extrapulmonary tuberculosis (TB). Then, PIH stepped in.
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How Foreign Aid Cuts Are Hurting Global Health: PIH Experts in the News
Journalists around the world turn to PIH experts for trusted insight on today's global health challenges
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Six Reasons for Radical Hope
We’re highlighting six key achievements from PIH’s advocacy efforts this year, and one way you can get involved