A Decade of Progress: UGHE Reaches 10-Year Milestone
Posted on Feb 12, 2026
How the University of Global Health Equity has become an international model for health education in just 10 years.
Injustice has a cure
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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.
Dr. Lorenzo Guglielmetti Named to TIME100 List
Posted on May 19, 2025
Recognized for advancements in treating TB.
Landmark Clinical Trial Redefines Multidrug-Resistant Tuberculosis Treatment Options
Posted on Nov 15, 2023
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The trial found three new drug regimens that can deliver similar efficacy and safety to conventional treatments while reducing treatment time by up to two-thirds.
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.
UGHE Ranked One of the Ten Best Universities in Sub-Saharan Africa
Posted on Jun 28, 2023
UGHE ranked 8th among 117 universities across Sub-Saharan Africa
Research: Graduate Medical Education Bolsters Health Care Delivery in Haiti
Posted on Mar 10, 2023
Since 2012, the medical education program has trained 194 clinicians
Research: Investment in Nurses and Midwives Improves Health Care Outcomes in Rural Liberia
Posted on Jun 8, 2022
Nurses and midwives are vital to health care systems. This is especially true in regions with health workforce shortages, such as southeast Liberia. On a daily basis, nurses and midwives help meet patients’ everyday needs and fill in during emergency situations. Simultaneously, they train nursing students.
Research: Household Coverage by Health Workers Increases Access To Care, Treatment
Posted on Mar 31, 2022
Each of Neno District’s 1,228 community health workers visit and monitor households in southern Malawi, offering check-ins and medical and social support as needed to everyone under one roof.
Q&A: Malaria Vaccine ‘Is a Powerful Tool’ to Save Lives
Posted on Nov 12, 2021
Dr. Evrard Nahimana, PIH's Africa regional policy and partnerships advisor, shares insights on first-ever malaria vaccine.