Resources

Host antisecretory targets are a promising treatment option for easing the symptoms of diarrheal disease and addressing shortcomings of existing therapies. This poster presentation from the American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene 2016 Annual Meeting summarizes the results of tests comparing several clinical-stage drug candidates that have the potential to treat acute secretory diarrhea.

In 2014, in response to the need to increase access to health technologies and bolster innovation, NEPAD agency launched efforts to designate Regional Centres of Regulatory Excellence (RCOREs) in Africa. RCOREs aim to improve the safety and quality of health technologies by strengthening regulatory capacity in African Union member states.

This fact sheet describes how PATH supports Kenyan partners to adapt our existing human milk banking model, called the Mother-Baby Friendly Initiative Plus (MBFI+), to meet the country’s needs for newborn care.

This fact sheet describes the collaboration between PATH and local leaders in India to scale up integrated human milk banking systems—giving more babies access to lifesaving health and nutrition.

This fact sheet provides an overview of human milk banking in a global context.