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03/31/2026

What is PHC, and why is everyone talking about it?

Click through for a primer on what primary health care means and how people-centered health systems can help us achieve .

03/30/2026

PATH has applied end-to-end expertise and innovative approaches to the fight against tuberculosis for 25 years. Our work includes:

🚀 Introducing and scaling innovations in TB treatment and prevention.

🏥 Increasing access to and use of best-in-class diagnostic tools and tech to ensure fast, tailored treatment for people with TB.

🔄 Strengthening primary health care systems and integrated TB services.

03/27/2026

03/25/2026

Hear from Dr. Emmanuel Mugisha, Global Director of Vaccine Implementation at PATH, at the 14th International Conference on Typhoid and Other Invasive Salmonelloses this week. He’ll reflect on reaching nearly 150 million children with conjugate vaccines.

Agenda: https://www.coalitionagainsttyphoid.org/international-conference/

Coalition against Typhoid

03/25/2026

Join PATH and TyVAC this week at the 14th International Conference on and Other Invasive Salmonelloses!

Researchers, policymakers, and advocates will come together to celebrate nearly 150 million children reached with typhoid conjugate vaccines (TCVs)—and look ahead to the future of typhoid prevention.

Sabin Vaccine Institute Coalition against Typhoid

03/24/2026

In India, frontline health care workers are often the first point of care for people with tuberculosis symptoms. However, many informal providers lack knowledge about TB prevention, detection, and treatment.

With support from the J&J Foundation, Johnson & Johnson’s “Take Charge Against TB” initiative is addressing this challenge. The goal: equip frontline workers with the skills they need to accelerate early diagnosis and connect more people to care.

For phase two of the project, PATH partnered with the National Tuberculosis Elimination Programme to expand the digital upskilling program.

How it works:
📱 Training and continuous reinforcement are delivered via a low-bandwidth, mobile-first, WhatsApp-enabled engagement platform.
🏅 A gamified journey keeps health workers motivated as they deepen their knowledge of TB.
🗨️ Interactive modules and short prompts sharpen their skills in community trust-building, stigma reduction, and referral pathways.

Combined with on-ground mentoring, the initiative enhances frontline capacity and enables timely screening and care.

Find out more: https://bit.ly/4t86aiK

03/23/2026

Heading to ? Stop by our exhibit on maternal immunization to learn about exciting new tools to protect infants from diseases like RSV!

More info: https://bit.ly/RSVInfoToolkit

Align MNH

03/19/2026

PATH is proud to participate in , where governments, partners, researchers, and innovators are coming together to advance maternal, newborn, and child health.

Throughout the next week, our experts will lead and contribute to high-impact sessions on digital transformation, newborn survival innovations, primary health care, and country-led implementation models.

📝 Register for our sessions: https://bit.ly/4uGBdni

🔎 Explore our full schedule: https://bit.ly/4uHMbci

We are also excited to host a booth showcase, where delegates can engage with PATH teams, explore our tools and technologies, and learn more about our work across maternal, newborn, and child health programs globally.

Align MNH

03/18/2026

⏰ Join us on Thursday, March 26, for a on antimalarial drug resistance.

Artemisinin-based combination therapies (ACTs) have saved millions of lives from malaria over the last twenty years. But emerging drug resistance, gaps in coverage, and incomplete adherence to multidose regimens raise questions about how to ensure these essential medicines keep working.

Supported by an unrestricted educational grant from GSK Global Health, this session will explore how countries, researchers, and partners can work together to ensure ACTs remain effective for as long as possible.

📝 Register: https://bit.ly/4sezHaj

03/17/2026

In the March edition of PATH Insights, we celebrated and shared our commitment to better health for women & girls at all stages of life.

Learn how PATH is reducing barriers to reproductive health care, addressing preventable deaths in pregnancy and childbirth, expanding access to maternal mental health services, and more: https://bit.ly/4kWKvFN

03/12/2026

In the DRC, we're collaborating with the Ministry of Health to identify local groups that could help boost awareness, acceptance, and uptake of the malaria vaccine.

Through this program, people from many different walks of life—not just doctors and health workers—are stepping up as malaria prevention advocates.

📻 Florence, a journalist at Radio Okapi in Maniema Province, is one of them. She plans to host interviews and interactive sessions about the malaria vaccine on her radio program.

“I have to turn this data into simple messages for moms and dads,” Florence says. “If a mother listens to me and decides to vaccinate her child, then my voice will have saved a life.”

03/11/2026

Every mother and baby deserves a healthy start.

But preventable diseases like HIV, syphilis, hepatitis B, Chagas, and other conditions still impact too many women, infants, and families.

Through the SAFEStart+ initiative, financed and supported by Unitaid, we’ve partnered with communities and governments in nine countries to address this challenge. The project integrates prevention, screening, and treatment for multiple diseases into routine pregnancy and postnatal services, so women and their babies can access holistic care in one place.

Across all locations, SAFEStart+ expects to prevent 47,000 infections and save 179,000 years of healthy life by 2030.

➡️ Read more: https://www.path.org/our-impact/articles/a-healthy-and-safe-start-for-mothers-and-babies-in-nine-countries/?utm_campaign=iwd2026&utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social