Investigating Lung Damage in Adolescents with Tuberculosis
Posted on May 12, 2026
A study led by Partners In Health in Peru reveals that tuberculosis leaves lasting lung damage in young people.
Injustice has a cure
The Teens Left Behind: Funding Cuts Impact Clinical Trial for Adolescents with HIV in Peru
Posted on Oct 6, 2025
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.
What Research Funding Cuts Mean for the Future of Health Care
Posted on Aug 15, 2025
U.S. government cuts to research funding harm medical advancements, cost jobs, and will ultimately hurt millions of people around the world.
endTB-Q Study Shows Tailored Treatment is Important for Hard-to-Treat Tuberculosis
Posted on Jul 17, 2025
First-ever clinical trial exclusively conducted among people with pre-extensively drug-resistant TB highlights the importance of personalized treatment strategies.
Dr. Lorenzo Guglielmetti Named to TIME100 List
Posted on May 19, 2025
Recognized for advancements in treating TB.
Community Assessment Highlights Residents’ Health Concerns in Montgomery
Posted on Dec 4, 2024
An assessment of health and wellness needs in Montgomery, Alabama guides programs and services supporting residents.
How Dr. Paul Farmer Revolutionized Tuberculosis Care
Posted on Oct 21, 2024
PIH Co-founder Dr. Paul Farmer's tuberculosis work began over three decades ago in Haiti, helped transform global policy and practice, and spread around the world
Q&A: Why New WHO-Approved Tuberculosis Treatments Matter
Posted on Sep 24, 2024
PIH researcher Carole Mitnick discusses the major advancement
Research: How a PIH-supported Initiative is Transforming Maternal and Child Health in Lesotho
Posted on Sep 21, 2023
A recent research article highlights the impact of the country's National Health Reform initiative.
Q&A: How Clinical Trials Advanced Tuberculosis Treatment in Lesotho
Posted on Aug 3, 2023
The trial concluded in Lesotho and six other countries in late June