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When Njabulo was born, his mother gave him the perfect food—breast milk. But she died when he was just two months old, leaving the infant without the source of nutrients he so needed and the antibodies to keep him free from illness. Njabulo was in dire shape when he was placed in a transition home for HIV-exposed infants. Fortunately, the home was one of the few places in South Africa with a human milk bank. Fed donated mother’s milk, the tiny infant began to thrive.

Female condoms are an often-overlooked option for contraception and safer sex.

Keith Neroutsos manages procurement for PATH. When we asked him to name the most unusual item he’s ever had to procure, he had to think for a minute before replying.

Dr. Hing Sham joined PATH recently as head of research and preclinical development for our Drug Development program. Hing comes to us with more than 30 years’ experience in the private pharmaceutical industry, where he led major projects addressing HIV, cancer, diabetes, and Alzheimer’s disease. He spoke with communications officer Elena Pantjushenko about the risks of drug development and the intricacies involved in bringing a drug to market. You can see the entire interview on the Drug Development program’s blog.