News and Stories
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PIH and Harvard physicians debut groundbreaking curriculum in Mexico
In Chiapas, PIH is training and employing the region's next generation of doctors.
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In Mexico, PIH launches its newest project, Compañeros En Salud
Bringing access to health care to mountain communities in one of Mexico's poorest states.
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NPR asks if vaccine can break cholera's deadly hold on Haiti
On All Things Considered, NPR's Jason Beaubien documents the situation in Haiti as PIH prepares to launch country's first vaccination project.
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IHSJ Reader, January 27, 2012
A roundup of global health news and research, published by PIH
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Phase one begins
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NPR's Morning Edition reports on impact of Mirebalais Hospital
Paul Farmer says hospital is a "model for effective international aid"
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Barcode night in Boston
We had one week to find 50 supporters around Boston to help with a 'mystery project'.
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In Washington D.C., PIH staff participate in Congressional briefing on cholera in Haiti
Fifteen months after Haiti's cholera epidemic began, thousands continue to contract the disease each week. Learn how we can prevent needless suffering and deaths.
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An electric year in northern Rwanda
Thousands of patients served during Butaro Hospital's first year. Facility shows health care can be provided at a world-class level, even in poor, remote communities.
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PIH launches new Fellowship Training Program in MDR-TB
Apply to become a fellow at a PIH project in Russia or Peru.