PATH: e-Newsletters

PATH has a number of newsletters that help us stay in touch with others who are engaged and interested in global health. Some are for general audiences; others, more technical, are geared toward our partners and colleagues.

You can opt out of our e-newsletters at any time by unsubscribing individually or by sending a request to info@path.org.

Bridging the Gap

Sent every other month, Bridging the Gap highlights new projects, stories from the field, and reports on the impact of our work. It's a source for events and updates, keeping people who are committed to global health in the loop and offering ways to get involved. View the most recent issue, hosted by newsletter distributor Emma.

New! PATH email updates

Every other month, PATH sends an email update on our programmatic activities. The e-newsletter lets colleagues know what we're working on, where we'll be presenting our work, and what new publications and tools are available. View the most recent issue, hosted by newsletter distributor Emma.

GC News

The Global Campaign for Microbicides helps advocates worldwide stay up to date on the latest microbicide news with their monthly electronic newsletter, GC News. GC News is a forum for international exchange on microbicide activities and information, with the aim of building a more informed and integrated movement for microbicide development and other options for prevention of HIV and other sexually transmitted infections.

HPVflash

HPVflash is an email news bulletin that disseminates useful cervical cancer prevention information, including updates on vaccines against the human papillomavirus, to interested persons worldwide. HPVflash emails are emailed only a few times a year.

JE Newsbriefs and JE Flash

JE Newsbriefs is a quarterly newsletter for global health experts. It provides updates on PATH’s work to increase the availability in the developing world of a vaccine against Japanese encephalitis—a mosquito-borne illness that can cause severe neurological disability or death.

JE Flash serves as a supplement between editions of the JE Newsbriefs quarterly newsletter, providing breaking news on Japanese encephalitis disease and vaccines.When you subscribe to JE Newsbriefs, you will also receive occasional JE Flash emails to keep you up to date on the field's latest developments.

MACEPA News

MACEPA News is a periodic update on activities of the Malaria Control and Evaluation Partnership in Africa, which works to rapidly scale up proven malaria control interventions to achieve impact on health and economic indicators. Distributed three times per year, the newsletter includes updates on emerging malaria control insights, as well as perspectives from Zambia and our regional and global partners.

MVP News Digest

MVP News Digest provides a quarterly update of activities at the Meningitis Vaccine Project, a partnership between the World Health Organization and PATH. The Meningitis Vaccine Project works to eliminate epidemic meningitis as a public health problem in sub-Saharan Africa through the advancement of a meningococcal conjugate vaccine. The digest offers news on vaccine development, clinical and surveillance activities, epidemiologic research, and vaccine introduction.

Rotavirus Update and RotaFlash

Rotavirus Update is distributed every other month to our colleagues in the global health community. It provides the latest news on the development of vaccines against rotavirus, a diarrheal disease that afflicts children worldwide and can lead to severe, sometimes fatal, dehydration. This newsletter reports on progress made by PATH and partners toward bringing a rotavirus vaccine to children in the world’s poorest countries.

RotaFlash serves as a supplement between issues of the Rotavirus Update newsletter, providing breaking news on rotavirus disease and vaccines. When you subscribe to Rotavirus Update, you will also receive occasional emails to keep you up to date on the field's latest developments.

Vaccines for the Future

Vaccines for the Future provides a periodic update on PATH’s vaccine development program, which works to develop new, appropriate, and affordable vaccines against the two leading causes of death in children under five—pneumonia and diarrhea. The e-newsletter includes updates on our progress, partnerships, and specific projects related to vaccines against pneumococcal disease, rotavirus, Shigella, enterotoxigenic E. coli (ETEC), and influenza.

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