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Poo-ruse and share informational resources to advocate for greater investments to defeat diarrheal disease. Click the link below to visit our ‘State of the Field Report’ for up-to-date data and research related to diarrheal disease.

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A woman wearing a patterned dress speaks in an office setting. A computer monitor and shelves with binders are visible. Subtitles display: "that looks at delivering services such as maternal, newborn, and child." A poster with people is in the background.
Dec 12, 2022

Primary Health Care in Kenya – Pauline

Pauline, an advocacy and policy lead at PATH, discusses the benefits of primary care in Kenya...
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A woman wearing glasses and a blue sweater speaks outside in a garden. Trees and plants are in the background. Subtitles at the bottom of the image read: "it improves accessibility to health care, reduce equity in terms of accessing.
Dec 01, 2022

Primary Health Care in Kenya – Dr. Olago

Dr. Olago from the Ministry of Health shares the advantages of primary care in Kenya...
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A person in a white lab coat is speaking in a room with shelves and a banner that has the word "PATH." Subtitles at the bottom of the image read, "from escalating from the community level to.
Dec 01, 2022

Primary Health Care in Kenya – Meshack

Meshack shares the advantages of primary health care in Kakamega, Kenya.
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A map of Africa from the 2060s shows varying cholera risk levels. Northern areas are depicted in blue indicating low risk, central and parts of western Africa are in red indicating high risk, and the eastern and southern areas are in shades of yellow and orange indicating moderate risk.
Sep 01, 2022

Diarrhea and Climate Change

Learn more about the link between diarrhea and climate change from our video series!
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A woman wearing a striped sweater sits in a room holding a baby wrapped in a blanket. She is feeding the baby with a bottle. Behind her, there is a wooden chair, a desk with papers, and shelves with folders.
Mar 01, 2021

When women are empowered, their children thrive, too: A video story of Teresa

Watch Teresa's story as part of a video series!
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A woman wearing glasses and a blue headscarf is standing in front of a lush green bush. Text at the bottom of the image reads, "When mothers can get health care," with the logo "DEFEATDD" in the corner.
Mar 01, 2021

Gender equity is better for children

View more resources about the link between gender equity and child health!
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Several adults and children walk outdoors near a building. One woman, dressed in a colorful dress, walks while holding a child in her arms. The group appears to be in a sunny, open environment with trees casting shadows on the ground.
Sep 29, 2020

Thank you, health workers

We applaud you with clean hands! Thank you for all that you do.
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A baby being held, wearing a white and red outfit, is the focus of the image. Overlay text reads: "Vaccines are the best way to prevent rotavirus diarrhea and save children's lives.
Mar 01, 2019

ROTAVAC: From research to reality

Learn more about how the science behind rotavirus became a reality through our video series!
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Two children in school uniforms are walking closely together on a dirt road. Nearby, text highlights the impact of diarrhea on children’s potential. The background is blurred, with more children visible in the distance.
Sep 10, 2018

Why we can't stop talking about diarrhea

Between 2005-2015, child deaths from diarrhea plummeted by 30%. But we now know that the long-term consequences of multiple diarrhea episodes are severe. It isn’t fair that children be saved, just to lose out on a happy, healthy life.    We’l...
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A man with glasses and dark hair, identified by the text on the lower left as "Dr. Rajesh Khanna, Save the Children India," is speaking in a video. The background is blurred, focusing attention on him.
Aug 29, 2018

Diarrhea prevention and treatment are essential to primary healthcare

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