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Jul 28, 2011
In 2008, PATH was thrilled to welcome Dr. Duncan Steele as our senior advisor on diarrheal disease. For three decades, he has tracked rotavirus in Africa and is recognized worldwide as a leading expert. A recent outbreak, potentially due to
Jul 21, 2011
Jul 13, 2011
How can we make an impact on child health in far-away countries for those of us who are working from our desks in the US?
We think this is an incredibly important question, and so do our Facebook friends. In fact, when we recently interviewed
Jul 06, 2011
Reposted with the permission of GAVI Alliance
Two and a half year-old Abdul lay inert on his mother's lap when we arrived at the Gondama Community Health Centre, a tiny rural clinic in southern Sierra Leone. Abdul's mother, Aisha Kamara, had just
Jun 30, 2011
Having worked in global health for almost 10 years and travelled widely in Africa and Asia during this time, I've become well-acquainted with the occasional bout of “travelers' diarrhea.” What I never expected was to recently return from India
Jun 29, 2011
Moment of truth: staff at PATH's booth draw the names of the lucky contest winners.
For years, I used to say that I never win anything in random drawings, so why should I even try to participate? With persistence and optimistic encouragement of my
Jun 22, 2011
Alfred Ochola points to the title of his panel at the Global Health Conference: "WaSHing (Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene) to Improve Health in Developing Countries: Opportunities and Obstacles."
I was thrilled when I learned that Alfred, our
Jun 14, 2011
Today marks the second day of the Global Health Council's 38th annual International Conference in Washington, DC and events are in full swing. Spanning the entire week, global health professionals and organizations from all over the world gather
Jun 10, 2011
Reposted from our friends at Project WET
Jun 07, 2011
These children are holding their immunization cards. One day, vaccines against ETEC could appear on this list.
