Community Health Workers Make a Difference for Pediatric HIV Clients in South Sudan
Lawrence Monday links health facilities and communities to extend HIV care and treatment services.
Stop a Pandemic Without Water? Health Workers across the World Need WASH
Without water, health workers can't wash their hands, disinfect medical equipment, or clean surfaces and floors.
In Tanzania, Drivers Help Deliver HIV Services in More Ways than One
Simba and his team of drivers work closely with health workers help reach more men with services.
COVID-19 Puts More Women and Girls in Danger from Abusers
We need more data about gender-based violence during the pandemic. But how do we make sure collecting them does more good than harm?
COVID-19, Decolonizing Global Health Top of Mind for Global Health Students Today
The pandemic offers a stark example of global health’s colonialist nature and history.
5 Adaptations that Keep Family Planning Available During West Africa’s COVID Response
Demand for family planning doesn’t disappear during a pandemic.
To Succeed, Global Pandemic Response Must Bolster Nurse Leadership and Challenge Widespread Gender Inequities
Nurses from around the world weigh in on how to do this in the age of COVID-19.
What’s the Future of HIV Care in Central America, During and After the Pandemic?
People living with HIV must be able to continue with their treatment, despite COVID-19.
Here’s What We’re Doing to Make IntraHealth the Antiracist Organization We Strive to Be
We have a long road ahead. These are some of the steps that will get us there.
Despite Peace Agreement, Violence Takes a Toll on Health in the Central African Republic
Safeguarding Health in Conflict Coalition Chair Leonard Rubenstein discusses the effect of conflict in the country.
Covid-19 Is Not Gender-Neutral
Understanding the data on death and infection rates in men and women can point us toward more effective solutions.
