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  1. Where are the women leaders in global healthcare?
    Women make up 70 percent of the health care workforce but continue to be led by men. PATH’s Levis Nderitu, Director of Global Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, explains how PATH works to increase diversity in its leadership and staff
    Published: May 2023
  2. Following Kenya, Malawi Appears Ready to Ratify the African Medicines Agency Treaty
    Malawi is likely to sign the African Medicines Agency (AMA) Treaty soon. PATH’s Johnpaul Omollo talks about how the AMA will help harmonize regulatory systems and improve access to quality medical products in Africa.
    Published: May 2023
  3. Typhoid vaccination campaign begins in May
    Malawi’s first-ever national typhoid vaccination campaign begins this month. PATH’s Esau Mkisi explains how PATH and the Ministry of Health are working together to make this campaign a success.
    Published: April 2023
  4. This vaccine can prevent cancer. But more adolescent girls need access to it.
    PATH Director of HPV Vaccine Programs, Cathy Ndiaye, writes for the Gates Foundation about the importance of vaccinating to prevent cervical cancer in low- and middle-income countries.
    Published: April 2023
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  1. Join PATH at the African MedTech Conference 2025
    From August 27-29, 2025, PATH will join colleagues from Africa's medical technology community for the African MedTech Conference (TAMC 2025).
    Published: August 2025
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  2. Unitaid announces two new flagship investments to boost regional manufacturing of diagnostics and medicines in Africa
    Unitaid is making a foundational investment of nearly US$ 50 million in two flagship programs aimed at strengthening the ability of countries in Africa to produce their own medical tests and treatments.
    Published: August 2025
    Announcement
  3. New study examines how generative AI can assist community health workers in Rwanda
    PATH and partners are conducting a research trial to assess how an AI knowledge assistant can help community health workers better triage and treat their patients.
    Published: July 2025
    Press Release
  4. PATH awarded Bristol Myers Squibb Foundation grant to tackle hemoglobinopathies in India
    New initiative aims to build capacity in high-prevalence areas to increase screening and prevention of inherited blood disorders.
    Published: July 2025
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  5. World Hepatitis Day: The partnership advancing hepatitis B care and prevention for mothers and newborns
    On World Hepatitis Day, a new initiative implemented by PATH and backed by Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance and Unitaid is taking aim at an urgent but overlooked threat to newborn health: hepatitis B.
    Published: July 2025
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