News and Stories
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Largest Medicaid Cut in U.S. History Would Leave Millions Vulnerable
Cuts to Medicaid will deepen health inequity in the United States.
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Dr. Lorenzo Guglielmetti Named to TIME100 List
Recognized for advancements in treating TB.
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The Physician Shortage Crisis in Tribal Health Care—And the Path to Addressing It
Dedicated advocacy efforts address health inequities in American Indian and Alaska Native populations due to a lack of funding for the Indian Health Service.
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Strengthening the Bond Between Caregivers and Children in Peru
Dina Bustilles and her daughter have strengthened their bond through an early childhood development program, called CASITA, that they enrolled in through Socios En Salud in Peru.
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Video: Inside a Maternity Ward in Sierra Leone
Follow a PIH midwife and expectant mother along their emotional journey through the maternity ward.
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Financing the Right to Health: The Impact of the Sovereign Debt Crisis on Malawi
Learn how debilitating debt payments are undermining health care in Malawi, and the patients PIH serves as a result.
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A Home for Healing: How Social Support Helped a Liberian Girl Recover from TB
Secure housing is one of many factors that help patients living with TB recover and maintain good health
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TB Hill Day: Asking Congress to Support the Fight Against the World’s Deadliest Infectious Disease
Partners In Health helped facilitate the largest Tuberculosis (TB) Hill Day to date alongside TB experts, survivors, advocates—and bestselling author John Green.
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In Sierra Leone, Grief Support Program Helps Families Navigate Loss
The new program is an essential part of maternal health care services at Partners In Health-supported Koidu Government Hospital.
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Photo Essay: Giving Birth, Becoming a Mother in Sierra Leone
Follow Sia Fengai’s journey from a PIH-supported birth waiting facility to her family’s home.