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Medical Devices and Health Technologies

We develop and advance high-impact, innovative medical devices and technologies to improve the health of families living in low-resource communities. Our end-to-end product development process mobilizes multisector partnerships to accelerate access to sustainable health products and solutions.

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  1. Examples of Autodisable AD syringes Photo. PATH..jpg
    November 22, 2021

    The syringe shortage, explained

    As COVID-19 vaccines roll out, low- and middle-income countries are facing a massive syringe shortage. PATH experts unpack the causes and implications.
  2. Sharps disposal.jpg
    October 28, 2021

    Does the world have the tools to inoculate billions?

    COVID-19 vaccine rollouts have highlighted the critical role of autodisable syringes, sharps boxes, and other immunization tools.
  3. A PATH-facilitated diagnostic training in India.
    July 29, 2021

    Decentralizing testing for COVID-19 and beyond

    Testing is a key pillar of India’s COVID-19 response. But record daily cases and infections have overburdened its testing systems, prompting the need for a new approach.
  4. Lebowakgomo, Limpopo, South Africa -04262020 - Community Healthcare Workers conduct door to door screening for covid-19 in South Africa in a bid to minimise the spread of the virus. By Mukurukuru Media
    July 1, 2021

    Africa’s third wave is killing thousands and the world is not paying attention

    In some African countries the death rate has tripled in a week.
  5. Women and children in India
    December 14, 2020

    4 principles for scaling health products

    Health products save lives—but only if they make it to market and meet the needs of care providers. In India, common principles guide this contextual work.
  6. Manjari.jpg
    November 20, 2020

    Beyond the syringe—vaccine formulation, explained

    How drops, shots, and powders could make a COVID-19 vaccine available to everyone.
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