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Cambodian families trade wood fires for gas and electric stoves, saving lives
Electric or gas stoves reduce the toxic indoor air that leads to these deaths. It also curbs deforestation, which has ecological and climate implications, and frees up time previously spent collecting fuel for children to attend school.
Most-read stories of 2024: CHAI’s new strategy sets tone for the year
As 2024 draws to a close, we highlight some of the most popular content—stories that our readers have returned to time and again.
Working at CHAI: 5 Questions with Stephanie Heung
Our monthly check-in with staff from around the world. Learn more about the people working at Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI)
Advancing cervical cancer prevention: Empowering women, saving lives, and driving elimination efforts
CHAI, with partner support, is working to transform cervical cancer prevention through community-based HPV self-testing and other innovative approaches
Strengthening global access to medical oxygen: Highlights from CHAI’s initiatives
Working across 25+ countries, CHAI collaborates with governments to strengthen oxygen systems, train healthcare workers, and improve infrastructure.
Local breast cancer care boosts early diagnosis, survival in Ethiopia
Decentralizing breast cancer services and bringing them closer to communities helps save more women’s lives in Ethiopia.
Rwanda unveils its new National Oxygen Strategy
The Rwanda Ministry of Health, supported by CHAI and other partners, has developed and launched its National Oxygen Strategy (2024-2027)
UNGA 79 highlights: Cancer Moonshot pledge helps cervical cancer fight gain momentum
Highlights from CHAI’s time at the UN General Assembly 79, commitments made, news updates, and the largest eye chart ever produced.
CHAI and partners launch the THRIVE Project website for Advanced HIV Disease
CHAI launches new website for the THRIVE Project, a comprehensive platform dedicated to promoting advanced HIV disease work