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Clinics targeted at mothers and their infants as way to retain HIV-exposed infants in care until they reach 18 months.
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In 2018, CHAI and the government of Zimbabwe ran a pilot, designed to assess the feasibility of offering PrEP in the public sector as part of comprehensive HIV prevention services. As part of the pilot, CHAI completed a study, the results of which are now available.
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Malaria Day in the Americas is celebrated each year on November 6th with the goal of promoting awareness, building engagement, and triggering action as the region works towards malaria elimination. It´s also an opportunity to highlight progress made by national programs through an award given by the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO). The Malaria Champion of the...
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CHAI is proud of the progress that we have made over the past year to address health issues in low- and middle-income countries. We have not made that progress alone. We work closely with governments, other organizations and community groups, as well as the private sector, to save lives and reduce the burden of...
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The 2019 Family Planning Market Report provides the community with the most comprehensive and reliable view into the public and social sectors of the family planning procurement market across 69 FP2020 focus countries.
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The new site is designed to better connect partners, staff, and the public with the organization’s work in low- and middle-income countries.
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Ira C. Magaziner will continue to work with CHAI as a senior advisor and help drive new CHAI initiatives.
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Our Senior Director for HIV reflects on World AIDS Day: "Although we have had many successes over the past decade in our work in HIV, it is our failures that keep me up at night and push me to do more."
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A new case study shows how a public-private partnership is identifying and treating malaria in Escuintla, Guatemala.
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In the pediatric ward at the first hospital there were three children receiving oxygen therapy, including a small boy hooked up to an oxygen cylinder.
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