PIH staff conduct delayed interval delivery, rare and complicated procedure

PIH provides training, funding to support farmers in Burera and break cycle of poverty

World-renowned infectious disease doctor, anthropologist, global health advocate, and author leaves large legacy

Dr. Farmer’s emotional return to Butaro Hospital as he accompanied the UGHE inaugural class of medical students on a round through the wards

IMB, Butaro Hospital staff, and caregivers celebrate Christmas with children in the pediatric ward.

The hospital will expand to 240 beds and provide a training ground for the next generation of clinicians in Rwanda and beyond.

A visiting pair of nurses from PIH Liberia follow an eight-week training program with PIH Rwanda to learn how to better provide cancer care

Former nurse shares her story receiving care at Butaro District Hospital in Rwanda.

Ensuring that children with disabilities thrive and achieve their full developmental potential in Rural Rwanda.

OBGYN specialist Dr. Andrew Oryono discusses his career journey, why practicing medicine is a calling to him, and the value of quality care.

Despite restrictions and challenges brought by COVID-19, the Social and Community Medicine Training for Medical Students carried on.

After struggling for many months to find a diagnosis, Mupenzi is now receiving treatment for cancer at Butaro Hospital.

On International Youth Day, we are celebrating the imaginative, compassionate, and vital members of our community: bright-eyed Youth PIHers.

PIH/IMB is spearheading the national hepatitis elimination campaign in three rural districts- Kirehe, Kayonza, and Burera.

Dr. Fredrick Kateera is chief medical officer for Partners In Health in Rwanda, where PIH is known as Inshuti Mu Buzima, and a faculty...

As we begin this discussion, would you tell us a little about yourself: My name is Joanna Galaris, I hold dual citizenship: I am Greek...

By Donald G. McNeil Jr. in The New York Times In an article published last month by the British journal BMJ, Dr. Paul E. Farmer, a...

THE UNPLEASANT TRUTH The World Health Organization expects 16 million new cancer cases worldwide by 2020, with 70 percent in developing...