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5 Questions with Asma’u Abiola
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‘When women thrive, the world thrives’: Reflections on World Population Day
On World Population Day, Caitlin Glover, Senior Director for Global Sexual and Reproductive Health at CHAI, reflects on women’s reproductive health and rights.
5 Questions with Jason Zhu
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5 Questions with Omphile Ramokhoase
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There is a global shortage of nurses. COVID-19 is making it worse.
COVID-19 has focused the world’s attention on the lifesaving work that nurses and other health workers do every day. It is time for governments and funders to strengthen the health systems that support these essential workers.
Revolutionary vaccine carrier technology dramatically reduces unwanted freezing during vaccine transportation
CHAI has trialed an innovative vaccine carrier in Nigeria that dramatically reduces freezing during transportation
Stronger surveillance systems propelling Mesoamerican countries to malaria elimination
CHAI is working to improve malaria surveillance in Honduras, Guatemala, and Panama through the use of digital tools in an effort to eliminate malaria.
5 Questions with Lauren Simao
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What patients want: New approaches to providing reproductive healthcare
Girls look to their health providers for empathetic, confidential, same-day care. Yet, too often, health centers cannot provide this, and girls are left without the tools and support they need to protect their health.
Difficult treatments hamper fight to end TB, but in Zimbabwe new regimen makes prevention easier
Tuberculosis can be prevented with treatment. But in Zimbabwe, long treatment duration and the fear of painful side effects made preventative therapy a hard sell for some patients. CHAI’s Makaita Gombe explains the difference a new treatment has made for the people she works with every day.