New analysis from leading humanitarian, development and global health organizations calculates the devastating human costs of cuts to foreign assistance

Oral HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) is a powerful tool for HIV prevention, especially for those most at risk

Additional listing for oxygen on the Model List of Essential Medicines part of broader effort by PATH and other organizations to improve global health by making oxygen more accessible

This early-stage study will test a new vaccine concept using a genetically modified parasite to induce protection

PATH congratulates Dr. Tedros and urges his action to address pressing global health challenges and needs for WHO reform

Significant cuts to global health and research programs put the health and security of millions—including Americans—at risk

PATH Applauds Congress for Protecting Vital Health Programs

South African manufacturer will be the first in a low-resource country to develop a vaccine against Group B Streptococcus vaccine, a leading cause of severe infection in infants

Leaders convene ahead of the World Economic Forum on Africa to accelerate investment in African-led innovation

Human milk banks fill a vital nutritional gap for at-risk newborns without access to their own mother’s milk, but few exist across Southeast Asia. Viet Nam’s first human milk bank demonstrates the feasibility of establishing a facility of international standards in the region, and will serve as a model across the country and Southeast Asia.

The government-led scale-up of PATH’s ImmReg and VaxTrak systems aims to track the immunization of every individual in Vietnam, from birth until the end of their life

New research finds persistent stockouts and exposure to freezing are among problems in vaccine supply chains designed during an era with fewer childhood immunizations

Seattle-born entrepreneur sells Phoenix marketing agency to lead communications for PATH

New project will strengthen human milk banking systems by establishing best practices—expanding and improving services for vulnerable infants

Award will strengthen and expand the work of the Joint Learning Network for Universal Health Coverage

Proposed Cuts to Global Health Programs and Research Would Stifle Innovation and Make the World—and America—Less Healthy and Less Secure

More than 500 human milk banks around the world protect infants from sickness and even death. Starting today, infants in Vietnam will benefit from this kind of care as well.

PATH will lead a consortium of partners toward US FDA approval for tribendimidine and its inclusion in mass deworming campaigns

Effective and affordable new tool can identify up to seven key nutrition markers and malaria infection with a single test.

Award from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation will support maternal immunization strategies

Steve Davis calls for all sectors to prioritize efforts to better identify and stop outbreaks

Dr. Craig Friderichs brings health, technology, and business expertise to role

Top organizations from across the public and private sectors come together in Washington, DC, to share best practices in digital health

Award from Federal Ministry of Education and Research to support effort to further optimize efficacy of RTS,S

Added to existing commitments from Gavi and UNITAID, WHO has the funding required to allow pilot implementation to move ahead in sub-Saharan Africa

Research led by PATH and Uganda’s Ministry of Health suggests self-injection could give women greater access to a convenient, discreet family planning method

PATH is honored to receive the prestigious 2016 Laureate Impact Award as a leader in solving global health problems for 40 years—from idea to impact.

Better tests for a common hereditary condition in humans are needed to facilitate treatment of Plasmodium vivax malaria