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  1. Keeping covid vaccines cold isn’t easy. These ideas could help.
    New formulas and off-grid approaches could help mRNA vaccines get to more places around the world. PATH’s vaccine vial monitors are highlighted, and Pat Lennon explains the importance of thermostable vaccines in extending reach and access.
    Published: March 2021
  2. GFF launches $1.2B campaign for women's, children's health services
    Since the start of COVID-19, the Global Financing Facility for Women, Children, and Adolescents (GFF) has been sounding the alarm about the pandemic’s toll on women and children. PATH’s Pauline Irungu speaks to the impact in Kenya and the importance of en
    Published: March 2021
  3. A Covid-19 Vaccine Without a Needle? These Firms Are On the Case
    Research and development has ramped up to find novel methods for vaccine delivery. The goal? Replace the traditional needle-and-syringe method. PATH’s Manjari Lal explains why alternative technologies could improve mass immunization campaigns.
    Published: March 2021
  4. The other public health challenge
    Before COVID-19, the public health community in India was focused on eliminating tuberculosis (TB). PATH’s Shibu Vijayan explains how the COVID-19 pandemic sidetracked some TB efforts—and explores what it will take to get back on track.
    Published: February 2021
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  1. Join PATH at ICFP 2025
    PATH is a proud sponsor of the 5th International Conference on Family Planning (ICFP) as we demonstrate our commitment to health equity by championing integrated family planning and primary health care services. Our approach centers on ensuring that client needs and preferences shape health care systems and technologies.
    Published: October 2025
    Announcement
  2. PATH joins WHO’s Global Clinical Trials Forum
    Published: October 2025
    Announcement
  3. CAF y PATH firman una alianza estratégica para fortalecer los sistemas de salud en América Latina
    La alianza busca impulsar la equidad en salud y la transformación digital, con un enfoque en la salud materno-infantil, la eliminación de enfermedades y la preparación para emergencias.
    Published: September 2025
    Press Release
  4. CAF and PATH sign strategic alliance to strengthen health systems in Latin America
    Partnership aims to advance health equity and digital transformation, with focus on maternal-child health, disease elimination, and emergency preparedness.
    Published: September 2025
    Press Release
  5. 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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