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  1. 5 steps towards health equity in low- and middle-income countries through tailored innovation
    In this op-ed, Melanie Saville, PATH’s Chief Scientific Officer, unpacks barriers to global progress and shares five game-changing steps that would make a big difference in the push for health equity.
    Published: May 2024
  2. Bridging the gap to accelerate malaria vaccination rollout in Africa through experience sharing
    PATH is partnering with the World Health Organization to roll out the malaria vaccine in Burundi, Chad, Central African Republic, Democratic Republic of the Congo, and Niger.
    Published: May 2024
  3. Milken receives $5 million grant to bolster routine immunization in countries facing conflict
    The Milken Institute School of Public Health at George Washington University announced a partnership with PATH, funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, to enhance immunization in countries with conflict
    Published: April 2024
  4. Who loses when scientific research is locked behind paywalls?
    An article announcing the Gates Foundation’s refreshed open access and preprint policy highlights the experience of PATH’s Emmanuel Mugisha, who says researchers in low- and middle-income countries face daily barriers as a result of journal paywalls
    Published: March 2024
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  1. Africa’s medicines regulation gains momentum with landmark Green Book listings
    PATH applauds AUDA-NEPAD and AMRH on the launch of the AMRH Green Book, a significant step forward in strengthening Africa’s regulatory systems.
    Published: April 2025
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  2. PATH Kenya and partners launch Mother-Baby Friendly Initiative Plus
    MBFI+ is a comprehensive care model to optimize feeding and save lives of SSNBs. This systems strengthening approach links kangaroo mother care, nurturing care, psychosocial support, specialized lactation support, locally appropriate human milk banking, and prevention and treatment of malnutrition as a packaged holistic intervention for mother and baby.
    Published: April 2025
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  3. Boosting advanced-stage clinical trial capacity in East and Central Africa to combat regional epidemic threats
    The CEPI-backed Research Preparedness Program in East and Central Africa aims to bolster regional clinical trial capacity and disease outbreak readiness.
    Published: March 2025
    Press Release
  4. PATH's commitment to maternal and newborn health and nutrition at N4G Paris Summit
    Published: March 2025
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  5. Bivalent HPV vaccine Cecolin® demonstrates strong safety and immunogenicity in low- and middle-income country populations and in various dosing schedules
    Results from a Phase 3 clinical study of Innovax’s WHO prequalified vaccine can help expand access globally and give countries another option for affordable, sustainable HPV vaccine.
    Published: March 2025
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