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Articles from our global team
42 Articles
42 Articles
42 Articles
  1. Microarray patches are a groundbreaking, needle-free technology PATH is advancing to increase access to lifesaving vaccines and other essential medicines. Photo: PATH.
    February 9, 2023

    Swapping needles for patches could improve vaccine equity

    Microarray patches are a groundbreaking needle-free technology that could radically transform how vaccines are administered, but equitable access is far from guaranteed.
  2. Oxygen 2_PATH Zach Clemence.jpg
    November 1, 2021

    What pneumonia can teach us about COVID-19

    COVID-19 still has many unknowns, but hope lies in what we already know about preventing and treating pneumonia.
  3. E-coli bacteria, photo by National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease.
    November 19, 2019

    Battling "superbugs": Fighting antimicrobial resistance through partnership

    Antimicrobial resistance is a growing health concern worldwide. If resistance continues to rise at the current rate, we could revert to a world where even simple infections are untreatable.
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    November 12, 2019

    Ushering in a new era of pneumonia control

    Pneumonia remains the deadliest infectious disease worldwide, claiming the lives of more than 800,000 children under age five every year.
  5. The first child to receive the world's first malaria vaccine through routine immunization in Malawi smiles at her mother. Credit: PATH/ Anne-Marie Schryer-Roy
    September 9, 2019

    How do you solve a problem like malaria?

    Eradicating malaria is a long-term goal, requiring commitment, innovation, and a focus on near-term tailored approaches.
  6. Lab worker Patrick Kakembo looks into a microscope in the lab.
    August 28, 2019

    Why embracing constraints leads to better health solutions

    How do we overcome the hurdles that keep life-saving products from those who need them most?
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