Development

Aerial picture of dredges at an illegal gold mining area in the Madre de Dios department, in Peru's southeastern Amazon region, on May 31, 2024.

Environmental Health

Peru’s Illegal Mining Surges … and Destroys

Mary Kapaipi, dressed in a bright purple and blue outfit, sits on the porch of her home with her hands clasped; a red water pitcher and bucket sits next to her door.

Infectious Diseases

Fighting Cholera Shame to Save Lives in Zambia

A girl walks among the mountains of waste in Garden Compound.

Infectious Diseases

Zambians Shaken by Cholera Outbreak Face Another Rainy Season

Monique Wasunna stands on a stage delivering her keynote to a packed audience.

Neglected Diseases

Neglected Diseases Are Fierce, But So Is Monique Wasunna

Two girls dressed in red and black garments sit on the floor reading USAID malaria educational materials in Zanzibar, Tanzania.

What the New State Department Bureau Can Do for Global Health

A psychologist with Living with Dignity in Tajikistan looking into an open window into a room with a sewing machine on a table.

Living with Dignity in Tajikistan: Mental Health and Violence Against Women and Girls

Maintenance employees of the IMSS hospital in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, prep for Hurricane Genevieve on August 19, 2020. Alfredo Martinez/Getty Images

‘The Gates of Hell’ Have Opened—Can Health Systems Help Close Them?

An obstetric team performs a caesarean section delivery at the RSIA Tambak maternity clinic in Jakarta, Indonesia, May 10, 2020.

We Cannot Tackle Maternal Mortality Without Surgical, Obstetric, and Anesthesia Care

A pack of cyclists join a Sunday ride together on a city street lined by trees in Mexico City

Trading Cars for Bikes: 1 Way Cities Are Improving Health

Several health care workers wearing face masks and yellow protective suits acknowledge applause outside the Hospital de Barcelona on April 13, 2020 in Barcelona, during a national lockdown to prevent the spread of the COVID-19 disease.

Bring on the Big Wins for Global Health in 2023

A woman holds up a contraceptive implant during Marie Stopes mobile clinical outreach team visit to a hospital in Rabai, Kenya. June 16, 2014.

Family Planning

Pandemic, Disasters Can’t Suppress Family Planning Demand, a Decade of Data Reveals

Mary Ndira sist outside their house next to a drainage in Kibera slums on March 2, 2022 Photo-Dominic Kiruli

人口日益增长，肯尼亚贫民窟卫生状况日渐恶化