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Syphilis remains a serious health threat for pregnant women and newborns, though elimination of mother-to-child transmission (EMTCT) of syphilis is within reach. This paper, focusing on Nigeria, Zambia, and India, provides policy recommendations to strengthen commitment to EMTCT of syphilis and advance solutions that expand access to high-quality services.

Our 40th anniversary tour will trace PATH’s decades of partnership in this extraordinary hub of business, art, and culture—and explore what’s next for a country that has transitioned from receiving services to providing affordable vaccines, drugs, and devices to families worldwide.

PATH Journeys bring travelers to the heart of PATH's work, allowing them to experience firsthand the impact of our health innovations. Travelers are immersed in the culture of the countries we visit as they meet with the health ministers, clinicians, community health workers, and the women and children whose lives are touched by our work.

Advocacy has been part of PATH’s work since our founding nearly 40 years ago. Today, PATH’s team of advocacy professionals around the world works at all levels with governments, civil society, the private sector, and other partners to advance policy initiatives that result in better health for women, children, and families. This brochure explains how we do it and gives examples of our recent successes.

In light of the World Health Organization's guidelines for outpatient treatment of neonatal sepsis when referral is not feasible, this brief provides an analysis of relevant technical, regulatory, manufacturing, procurement, logistical, and training considerations of a customized, marked syringe for delivery of gentamicin.