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When it comes to infection prevention and control (IPC), theory alone is not enough. In Cambodia, PATH and partners are combining practical learning with hospital-based mentorship to help health workers turn IPC knowledge into safer practice.

Understanding what works, why it works, and how it can be adapted across settings is critical to strengthening routine immunization programs. The RISP Learning Consortium is analyzing evidence and sharing lessons to improve immunization in fragile and humanitarian contexts.

Frontline health workers connect children living with HIV to better lives.

With new WHO-prequalified products available, countries are poised to take next steps toward introducing maternal RSV vaccines and safeguarding infants from a major health threat.