Jolayne Houtz is a writer and editor at PATH. She previously oversaw publications at the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation, managed the journal Population Health Metrics, and worked as a reporter and editor at The Seattle Times. Her interest in global health led her to start a small community development project in southern Mexico that she runs with her family. Here’s the latest in our series on milestones from PATH’s first 35 years. 1990s: Developed a rapid, affordable dipstick test for HIV The health challenge: Routine screening of blood supplies in developing countries was difficult because test kits and electrically … Continue reading
We’ve been featuring some of the most notable achievements in our history, including helping to develop a smart sticker that can show when a vaccine has been exposed to heat that might sap its effectiveness and increasing immunization against hepatitis … Continue reading
We’ve been featuring some of the most notable achievements in our history, including modernizing contraceptive factories in China and helping to develop a smart sticker that can show when a vaccine has been exposed to heat that might sap its … Continue reading
For the next few months, we’re highlighting notable achievements in our history. We started with our work in modernizing contraceptive factories in China. Now, here’s the second in our series on milestones from PATH’s first 35 years. 1970s: Developed vaccine … Continue reading
The beginning of a new year is a good time not only to look ahead, but to remember where you come from. We recently spent some time thinking about our history at PATH. The result is a compilation of some … Continue reading
