News and Stories
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PIH Preps for Worst as Irma Soaks Haiti
As Hurricane Irma churns through the Caribbean, Partners In Health staff in Haiti watch the skies preparing for the worst, while hoping for the best.
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PIH Braces for Hurricane Irma
Staff in Haiti are preparing clinics and hospitals for Hurricane Irma, a Category 5 storm expected to bring winds of up to 180 miles per hour and torrential rains as early as Thursday morning.
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From Earthquake to Epidemic: A Q&A with Dr. Patrick Ulysse
PIH’s Dr. Patrick Ulysse Brings Leadership Honed in Haiti to Liberia.
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PIH Director: “Staggering” Losses in Sierra Leone Flooding
Partners In Health’s top official in Sierra Leone described “staggering” losses Tuesday among PIH family and friends in Freetown, where rescue work was ongoing after devastating floods and mudslides...
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Fodei Daboh: A Sierra Leonean Healing His Town
Daboh wasn’t a fan of his patient's bad behavior, but he also wasn’t about to let the man kill himself.
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CASITA Program Helps At-Risk Children Excel in Peru
Project CASITA will enroll 3,000 children at risk of development delay in Carabayllo, a slum north of Lima, Peru, and get them on track to healthy growth.
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Iconic Hospital in Malawi to Expand
PIH-supported Neno District Hospital will build a much-needed outpatient clinic.
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PIH Hosts First Cross-Site Lab Training
PIH staff from across eight countries converged in France for an intense week of lab training, with particular focus on mastering GeneXpert technology.
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Harvard Study: Vitamin A Helps Protect Against TB
Dr. Megan Murray, PIH's director of research, talks about surprising study results indicating that people with low levels of vitamin A were more likely to develop active tuberculosis.
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Mortarboards Away! Liberia Graduates Next-Level Nurses
PIH-supported Tubman University graduates 15 students in a new RN-to-BSN program