News and Stories
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Dr. Paul Farmer Calls for Action on Climate Change
In a new editorial, Dr. Paul Farmer and colleagues write that slowing climate change is critical to protecting human rights.
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Recipes by Chef Jody Adams for Patients at University Hospital in Haiti
Chef Jody Adams, of Rialto and Trade restaurants in Boston, created these recipes from local Haitian foods for patients at PIH-supported University Hospital.
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A New Partnership to Change MDR-TB Treatment around the World
Everything you need to know about an innovative approach to changing the future of MDR-TB.
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Haitian Prime Minister Meets with PIH, Harvard
Haiti’s Prime Minister Laurent Lamothe visits Boston to discuss education and health plans with Dr. Paul Farmer and other experts.
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PBS Features Partners In Health as an 'Agent for Change' in Rwanda
The PBS NewsHour featured Partners In Health’s work to save lives in Rwanda in partnership with the government on its “Agents for Change” series this week. Special correspondent Fred de Sam Lazaro...
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Coffee with Dr. Enrique Valdespino
A Mexican doctor shares his hardships and hopes about working in global health.
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Nurses Learn Critical Care Skills in New Training Program
The first of its kind in Haiti, a yearlong certification program will help enable University Hospital to open its intensive care unit.
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Why I Nurse: Gedeon Ngoga
I always wanted to become a nurse. As a child, I didn’t know the difference between nurses and doctors—all I knew is that the people in white coats had the power to help sick patients become healthy...
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Working in Global Health: Elizabeth Barrera-Cancedda
TB expert Elizabeth Barrera-Cancedda discusses her path to a career in global health.
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Nursing in Navajo Nation
Charlene Blindman, a public health manager at the Tuba City Regional Health Care Corporation in Tuba City, Arizona, reflects on nursing in Navajo Nation.