News and Stories
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Delivering Babies—and Trust—in the Mountains of Mexico
When Dr. Gaby Chalup arrived in the community of Plan de la Libertad, in Chiapas, Mexico, she didn’t expect to be delivering babies.
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Advice for the Next Generation
For the release of To Repair the World, Paul Farmer's new book of speeches to young people, we asked supporters to share their advice to the next generation. Here are our top picks.
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Mother’s Day: Honoring Women with Quality Health Care
Re-imagine what’s possible in providing dignified, quality health care to women throughout motherhood.
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A Q&A with University Hospital's Outpatient Nursing Manager
A Q&A with Alexandra Millen, University Hospital's outpatient nursing manager.
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Nurse Mentorships in Rwanda: Improving Health by Expanding Education
A mentorship program pioneered by PIH is building confidence among nurses in Rwanda.
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Are You a Nurse? Here Are 5 Ways You Can Impact Global Health
Partners In Health receives questions every day from nurses interested in saving lives and sharing knowledge with the poor communities we serve. Here are five responses.
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Rosa Huet Pale: Nursing Her Community
In Chiapas, Mexico, nurses play a vital role in delivering high-quality health care.
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Paul Farmer Speaks to the Next Generation: An Excerpt from His Book
Travel back with me to the early 1980s, when I first went to Haiti. A college class at Duke University got me interested in health disparities and also piqued my curiosity about Haiti, where I...
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Five Feats of Engineering at University Hospital
A behind-the-scenes look at the technology of University Hospital.
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Cholera Cases Spike in Haiti as Rains Begin
Cholera cases are up this year over last, and the rains have begun, threatening to make a bad situation worse.