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  1. Life-saving advances in vaccines pave the way for healthier futures
    Dr. Cathy Ndiaye, Director of HPV Vaccine Programs at PATH, shares her personal connection to the fight against cervical cancer and her efforts to address disparities in prevention and care.
    Published: November 2024
  2. Why global health organizations are hiring chief AI officers
    Nikolaj Gilbert, President and CEO of PATH, shares insights on the growing trend of global health organizations appointing Chief AI Officers (CAIOs) to harness the transformative potential of artificial intelligence in healthcare.
    Published: September 2024
  3. The first vaccine for malaria received major regulatory approval in 2015.
    The first vaccine for malaria received major regulatory approval in 2015. It didn’t become part of vaccination programs in Africa until 2024. PATH's Ashley Birkett speaks about the manufacturing plans that GSK had put in place were derailed.
    Published: July 2024
  4. National Technology Day: Transforming health care in India
    Neeraj Jain, PATH’s Country Director for India, speaks on the role of technology in revolutionizing health care, improving outcomes, and driving medical research in India.
    Published: June 2024
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  1. PATH applauds the establishment of new fund for pandemic prevention, preparedness, and response
    Published: September 2022
    Press Release
  2. Serving Life project transitions innovative HIV service delivery models to Ukrainian government for institutionalization and scale-up
    The PATH-led USAID/PEPFAR Serving Life project introduced, scaled, and successfully transitioned an integrated, person-centered package of comprehensive health services in prison and community settings to enhance the delivery of testing and treatment services among key populations in Ukraine.
    Published: September 2022
    Press Release
  3. P. vivax malaria elimination efforts boosted by new agreement to expand access to G6PD testing
    MedAccess, PATH, and SD Biosensor announce a new partnership aimed at advancing progress towards the elimination of P. vivax malaria. The partnership will increase access to G6PD testing, which provides doctors with essential information to prescribe the safest, most effective course of treatment for P. vivax malaria patients.
    Published: September 2022
    Press Release
  4. PATH’s Chief Scientific Officer accepts role with FDA agency, CBER
    Published: September 2022
    Announcement
  5. PATH welcomes WHO prequalification of the first malaria vaccine
    The vaccine's prequalification is a key step in protecting children and reducing the burden of malaria.
    Published: September 2022
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