News and Stories
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The Teens Left Behind: Funding Cuts Impact Clinical Trial for Adolescents with HIV in Peru
A unique clinical trial was in year three of five, supporting treatment adherence for adolescents living with HIV, when it received notice that its funding from the U.S. government would be cut.
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Meet 10 Treatment Supporters and Patients in Lesotho
Get a glimpse into tuberculosis care through quotes, anecdotes, and photos shared by treatment supporters and patients.
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Approved Funding Sits in Banks While Patients Suffer
The U.S. government is withholding billions of dollars from two major programs—PEPFAR and the Global Fund—despite funding being Congressionally approved and promised.
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Zanmi Lasante Staff Race to Treat an HIV Patient Who Developed TB
When a decades-long patient of the PIH-supported Notre Dame de la Nativité Hospital didn’t show up at the facility for two months, staff mobilized a team to care for the 72-year-old woman.
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PIH Engage: 'We Are Part of Something Bigger'
PIH Engage Summer Intern Kavita Doobay reflects on her experience helping plan and execute Engage’s annual Training Institute and Hill Day.
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Pocket Rescissions, Latest Tactic from the Executive Branch, Are Unconstitutional
So-called “pocket rescissions” are an attempt to withhold funds appropriated by Congress until they expire and can no longer be spent.
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4 Lessons in Leadership from PIH’s New Chief Medical Officer
Meet Dr. Sterman Toussaint, a surgeon and longtime PIHer.
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Community Health Workers and Patients Prepare for Medicaid Cuts
Both patients and community health workers in the U.S. are bracing for the impact of Medicaid cuts.
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Electricity Enhancements Save Lives in Malawi
Frequent and random power outages can halt vital hospital operations. Alongside Malawi's Ministry of Health, Partners In Health has installed technology in two hospitals to prevent lapses in care.
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What Research Funding Cuts Mean for the Future of Health Care
U.S. government cuts to research funding harm medical advancements, cost jobs, and will ultimately hurt millions of people around the world.