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30 years ago, the Vaccine Vial Monitor began changing how vaccines are managed. PATH has been part of its story from the earliest stages, working with @who.int, Temptime Corporation (now part of Zebra Technologies), and country partners to bring the technology into real-world use.

A group of individuals sits on a stage panel at the World Health Organization’s event, with a vibrant blue backdrop. A screen displays logos for WHO, Unicef, PATH, and other organizations, along with a timeline and the phrase "A shared journey. A global opportunity." Floral decorations are placed in front of the panelists.

A conference panel discussion is taking place on a stage with a large blue backdrop displaying the text "Innovations in Manufacturing and Novel Technologies – Zebra, Gold Sponsor." Six individuals are seated on white chairs, engaged in conversation. The venue is elegantly decorated, with ornate details and high ceilings.

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PATH @path.org · 11h

This #WorldOxygenDay, meet the people working to expand access to medical oxygen. Join PATH, Every Breath Coalition, and REM5 STUDIOS for a sneak peek at Oxygen for Life, an immersive VR experience for oxygen advocacy. Oct 2 | 10-11:30 a.m. EDT 🔗 bit.ly/4zaClB7

The image is a promotional poster titled "Oxygen is Life." It announces World Oxygen Day 2026 and features headshots of eight individuals: Jairos Ng'andu, Caleb Macharia, Amarpreet Rai, John Graf, Josh Douin, Anja Rode Lave, Will Snider, and Janet Diaz. Each person is labeled with their role or affiliation. The poster highlights the importance of medical oxygen and encourages registration for an event on October 2 at 10:00 AM EDT.

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PATH @path.org · 30/09/2026

In Thai Nguyen, #Vietnam, PATH and Amgen are bringing cardiometabolic care closer to communities. The project trained 450 health workers, screened 39,000 residents, and established 18,000 patient records.

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PATH @path.org · 29/09/2026

Yesterday was #WorldRabiesDay. #Rabies is preventable, yet it still claims a life every 9 minutes. India bears nearly a third of the global burden. PATH is working with partners in India to strengthen health systems that can help close gaps in prevention and care. Swipe through

A poster features logos for the Centre for Health Research and Innovation and PATH at the top. Below, there is an illustration of a syringe and silhouettes of a dog and a person against a globe. The text reads: "Ending Rabies in India. Rabies is almost entirely preventable - when care is timely and appropriate. That's the difference a strong response makes." An arrow icon is at the bottom right.

Rabies infographic titled "Rabies is a growing concern worldwide and in India." The top section highlights the global burden: US$ 8.6 billion spent to tackle rabies and 59,000 estimated deaths annually. The bottom section addresses India-specific statistics: 9.1 million animal bites reported each year, over 95% dog bite cases, and 5,726 rabies deaths annually. Sources include WHO, ICMR-NIE, and The Lancet. Logos for the Centre for Global Health Research and PATH are present.

An infographic titled "One Health approach required through multistakeholder action" presented by the Centre for One Health Research and PATH. It includes categories such as "Animal husbandry department" for dog vaccination, "Community members" for reporting dog bites, "Health facilities" for PEP administration, and "National government" for policy formulation. Other categories include "Urban local bodies" for sterilization drives, "Surveillance systems" for cluster analysis, and "Animal welfare organisations" for vaccination support. A small note cites the source as NAPRE 2021 by MoHFW & DAHD and WHO Zero by 30 strategy.

This image is an infographic titled "Key priorities to achieve WHO's zero by 30 target" created by the Centre for Global Health Research and PATH. It highlights steps to combat rabies in India, such as scaling dog vaccination, improving post-exposure prophylaxis, and increasing community awareness. It also mentions that rabies is a national priority, the concept of a "Rabies Free City," free anti-rabies vaccines, and animal birth control measures.

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PATH @path.org · 29/09/2026

We hosted the first virtual meeting of the Community of Informed Partners under @Unitaid's RMEA portfolio. Participants were introduced to RMEA's projects, with an in-depth presentation from the diagnostics program on scaling local manufacturing capacity. Learn more: bit.ly/4jtB2Zb

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PATH @path.org · 28/09/2026

#UNGA81 brought important conversations, partnerships, and moments worth capturing. 📸See a few highlights from New York, including PATH leaders connecting with global health partners and advancing conversations on pandemic preparedness and NCDs.

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PATH @path.org · 28/09/2026

Hundreds of civil society leaders and youth advocates across 22 African countries joined our GFF x CIVIC VOICES sessions this week. We heard your questions and updated the FAQs. 📖 Ready to apply? Updated FAQs in English, French, & Portuguese: bit.ly/4ACX0iM

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PATH @path.org · 27/09/2026

This #WorldContraceptionDay, we’re expanding contraceptive choice by developing new products, introducing proven options, and supporting access to contraception that meets the needs of women and adolescent girls worldwide. 📸 Learn more below #WCD2026 @metrics4mgmt.bsky.social

Hands holding a single dose of a self-injectable contraceptive called DMPA-SC. Text on the image reads, "Self-injectable contraception to meet her needs: 20 million+ DMPA-SC units administered worldwide.

Four hands are holding Caya® diaphragms, which have a pink rim and clear center. A caption notes the diaphragm is a nonhormonal option used by over 500,000 people.

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PATH @path.org · 25/09/2026

Tomorrow is World #Contraception Day. Microneedle array patches could one day offer women a long-acting contraceptive with no injection or clinic visit. PATH’s new white paper shares scientific insights from three regulatory agencies to help advance this innovation. 🔗 bit.ly/4j1Dy95 #WCD

This image is a presentation slide titled "Advancing Long-Acting Levonorgestrel Microneedle Array Patches." It includes subtext "Early Regulatory Insights to Guide Development." The slide features three circular photos: a person holding a baby, a gloved hand holding a round patch, and hands applying a patch to an arm.

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PATH @path.org · 25/09/2026

At #UNGA81, PATH President & CEO Nikolaj Gilbert joined @unitaid.bsky.social’s 20th anniversary celebration to discuss what’s next for health innovation and how we can ensure new solutions are integrated into health systems, shaped by communities, and led locally. 📸See highlights from the evening

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PATH @path.org · 24/09/2026

An infant in Malawi & one in Boston get the same rotavirus vaccine. But they aren’t equally protected. #AI could help speed new vaccine development by identifying potential immune biomarkers that signal protection. 🔗 Learn more via Re:solve Global Health: bit.ly/4y2igws 📸 by Chidi Young

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PATH @path.org · 24/09/2026

Six years of partnership, one shared vision: stronger HIV health information systems in Vietnam. PATH joined Vietnam’s Ministry of Health and U.S. CDC to mark the completion of a project that deployed HIV-INFO 4.0 across all 34 provinces, reaching 450K+ people in care. 📸 See photos from the workshop

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PATH @path.org · 23/09/2026

#Youth-led organizations, this session is for you! Join the GFF x CIVIC Voices info session on Sept 24 to learn about the Call for Proposals, eligibility, application process, partnership requirements & how the project will elevate youth engagement. 🔗 bit.ly/3UXpO5d

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PATH @path.org · 23/09/2026

At #MNF2026, PATH and partners will share lessons from across the Global South on strengthening large-scale food fortification systems. 📅 Sept 28 ⏰ 11 a.m. – 3 p.m. GMT 📍Accra, Ghana 🔗Join us: bit.ly/4cWp2vi

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PATH @path.org · 22/09/2026

UNGA week is in full swing. At #Goalkeepers2026, leaders explored a consequential question: Will #AI deepen inequity, or can we harness it to expand opportunity? PATH President & CEO Nikolaj Gilbert and Chief of Global Health Programs Kammerle Schneider joined the conversation. #UNGA81

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PATH @path.org · 21/09/2026

PATH joined congressional leaders on Capitol Hill to discuss U.S. leadership in maternal and child health. PATH’s Health Ignatius highlighted the importance of pairing health innovations with quality care and strong health systems. 📸See moments from the conversation #GlobalHealth

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PATH @path.org · 18/09/2026

PATH joins @who.int & @unicef.org to launch new global standards and guidance to strengthen donor human milk banking. PATH served as the coordinator to develop both resources and is proud to be a member of the Global Breastfeeding Collective. 🔗Save your seat: bit.ly/4xuKVJm

A healthcare professional wearing a mask and holding a baby. The image promotes a webinar titled "Protecting Newborns, Supporting Breastfeeding: New Global Standards and Implementation Guidance for Donor Human Milk Banking" by the Global Breastfeeding Collective. The event is on 22 September 2026, at 14:00 CEST. The webinar is free, with registration required. Logos for UNICEF and the World Health Organization are visible.

The image is a promotional poster titled "Global Breastfeeding Collective," co-organized by UNICEF and the World Health Organization. The poster emphasizes the importance of breast milk for the health and survival of preterm and vulnerable newborns, highlighting the role of donor human milk. Event details are provided for "22 September 2026, 14:00 CEST" with a registration link. The design includes circular graphics in red, orange, and purple tones.

Informational poster about two new global documents on donor human milk banking. It mentions WHO standards for safety and quality, and implementation guidance on organizational aspects. Includes event details: 22 September 2026, organized by the Global Breastfeeding Collective, UNICEF, and WHO. Registration is required at the provided website link.

The image is a promotional poster for an event by the Global Breastfeeding Collective on 22 September 2026. It includes various times for global locations, a QR code for registration, and logos for UNICEF and the World Health Organization. The background is maroon with colorful circular designs.

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PATH @path.org · 18/09/2026

The GFF x CIVIC VOICES Call for Proposals is open! 🌍Join our live information session on Sept. 21 to learn about eligibility, the application process, and evaluation criteria, and get your questions answered. 🔗 Register: bit.ly/3UUJLcR

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PATH @path.org · 18/09/2026

In #Uganda, local organizations are helping reach children who have missed routine vaccinations. 📽️ Hear from Deus about helping children get the protection they need. #VaccinesWork

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PATH @path.org · 16/09/2026

Applications are open for GFF x CIVIC VOICES. Civil society & youth orgs across Africa: this is your chance to help strengthen your voice in health decision-making. 🔗Apply for funding: bit.ly/3Vwieys

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PATH @path.org · 15/09/2026

#Ghana is taking an important step toward shaping how AI can support better health care. PATH joined the Ministry of Health and 100+ partners to help shape Ghana’s National AI in Health Policy, focusing on responsible use and making sure AI works for people and communities. 📸See photos below.

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PATH @path.org · 14/09/2026

Heat-stable #vaccines reach more clinics, even where cold chains are unreliable. A new report from @gavi.orgi, @who.int, @gatesfoundation.bsky.social, @unicef.org, & PATH shows what countries want most: vaccines that work with the cold-chain systems they already have. 🔗 bit.ly/4r5H7wT

This image shows a healthcare worker standing beside an open vaccine cooler, handling vaccine containers. The poster promotes the Vaccine Innovation Prioritisation Strategy (VIPS) and emphasizes the advancement of heat-stable vaccines. Logos of Gavi, WHO, UNICEF, Gates Foundation, and PATH are visible at the bottom.

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PATH @path.org · 11/09/2026

💉Every child deserves protection from #vaccine-preventable diseases. But stigma and barriers to care can leave some children behind. 🔗Read the full story on @gavi.org’s website: bit.ly/4gLzaJC

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PATH @path.org · 10/09/2026

Better menstrual health isn’t just about product access. It takes stronger systems and policies, too. PATH, MHAi & Capital M convened a workshop in #India to identify barriers, set a 2032 vision, and prioritize action. 📸View the photo below. #MenstrualHealth

A large group of people stands on a stage in front of a screen displaying the logos for SHF, Capital M, and PATH. The screen features the title "Strengthening India's...". The group is diverse, with many individuals wearing name badges and smiling. The backdrop has a patterned design, and the stage is well-lit.

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PATH @path.org · 09/09/2026

We’re excited to welcome Dr. Jeremy Farrar to PATH as our Chief of Asia, Middle East, and Europe Regional Division. With decades of global health leadership, he’ll help advance our work turning innovation into impact. 🔗Read more: bit.ly/4xJIHab

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PATH @path.org · 08/09/2026

🌍 A new opportunity ahead for civil society and youth organizations! Join the launch of GFF x CIVIC VOICES and learn how eligible local organizations can access new funding to strengthen their capacity and influence. 📅 Sept 15, 2026 🔗Register: bit.ly/4A8WVmH

The image promotes a launch event for "GFF x Civic Voices" on Tuesday, September 15, 2026. Logos for PATH, Afidep, Global Financing Facility, World Bank Group, and Civic are present. In the foreground, a person is smiling with a child on their back.

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PATH @path.org · 04/09/2026

A tool from PATH helps countries estimate the costs of protecting babies from #RSV—through vaccines for moms, monoclonal antibody shots for newborns, or both. Works for any country, with or without Gavi funding. 💉 🔗More here: bit.ly/4xrNz3d

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PATH @path.org · 03/09/2026

Together with @unicef.org, young people in the DRC are helping families learn about and access the malaria vaccine. Thanks to this partnership, 10 health zones have seen higher vaccine coverage and fewer dropouts between doses. Read more: bit.ly/4hJrJDM 

$Informative graphic titled "The Challenge." Text states that in Kongo Central province, a study found only a fraction of caregivers were willing to bring their children for malaria vaccination due to widespread misinformation.$

The image shows two individuals wearing "U Report by UNICEF" T-shirts walking through an outdoor market area. The setting appears lively, with various market stalls and people in the background. Below the image, a section titled "The Solution" explains how PATH partnered with UNICEF in Kongo Central. It highlights efforts related to malaria and immunization messaging, communication techniques, and rumor management. A note mentions a steady increase in vaccine coverage in areas where youth clubs operated since January 2025.

Text image with a quote on a blue background: "Vaccination rates were lower before the youths began their outreach. Their presence in public places and households made a real difference." Below the quote is the name Dr. Marius Mayuvuluanga, Head of the Mbanza Ngungu health zone. The top and bottom have a border of geometric shapes in orange.

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PATH @path.org · 03/09/2026

📢 New partnership: PATH & Thalassemics India are joining forces to improve prevention, diagnosis, treatment & support for people affected by thalassemia in #India, an inherited condition that limits healthy hemoglobin production. 📸See photos from the MOU signing

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PATH @path.org · 01/09/2026

Rejoignez-nous pour découvrir ce que l’expérience du Sénégal peut enseigner à d’autres pays. Dans le cadre du #Sénégal, le Ministère de la Santé et PATH ont développé le Tracker CCE/PEV pour surveiller les équipements de la chaîne du froid et assurer leur maintenance. 🔗 bit.ly/4hTVsdf.

Webinar announcement with four panelists shown in individual frames. The event is titled "Au-delà du déploiement: Comment DHIS2 transforme la maintenance des équipements et le suivi de la température pour le Programme Elargi de Vaccination au Sénégal." Scheduled for 3 September 2026, 15:00-16:00 (HEC). Panelists include Abay Dipo Diawara, M. Brahima Mbaye, Dr. Amy Lo Ndiaye, and Dr. Ousseynou Badiane. Hosted by PATH, TechNet-21, and Potou/Heo, with registration links provided. Logos of PATH, Potou/Heo, and TechNet-21 are displayed at the bottom.

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PATH @path.org · 31/08/2026

📢 A new #typhoid vaccine is now one step closer to reaching more children. EuBiologics’ typhoid conjugate vaccine has been @who.int prequalified, adding another vaccine option for countries working to prevent #typhoid. 📖Read more: bit.ly/45SxFTG

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PATH @path.org · 27/08/2026

PATH is teaming up with nontraditional partners in the #DRC to build awareness of malaria vaccines. Faith leaders, teachers, radio DJs, taxi drivers, and actors are helping families protect their children from #malaria. 🔗Read more: bit.ly/4hIUi4i   

An infographic titled "The Challenge" presents information about malaria in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. It states there are an estimated 28 million malaria cases annually, with 43% being children under five. It mentions that malaria vaccines could reduce these numbers, but barriers include lack of information and stigma.

A meeting room with multiple people seated at tables, engaged in reading and writing activities. The image includes text about a solution for reaching more children with malaria vaccines, highlighting PATH and the Ministry of Health's collaboration with non-traditional partners to improve vaccine uptake.

A person wearing reflective clothing is featured in the image, with a protective net in the background. The text reads: "We transport lives, so we might as well transport messages that save lives." Below, it explains that Romain, a taxi driver in Kisangani, attended a workshop and now discusses malaria vaccination with others.

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PATH @path.org · 26/08/2026

Youth in #Nepal are getting people moving! 50 creative TikTok videos promoted sport, physical activity, and healthy lifestyles. Now, meet one of the five winning entries and see how youth are inspiring others to live healthier lives. 🔗Learn more: bit.ly/4gyCkPJ

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PATH @path.org · 25/08/2026

Digital health systems across Africa are evolving. At the @gatesfoundation.bsky.social Data Systems Regional Convening, governments, donors & partners shared lessons on building sustainable, country-owned data systems. 📸See photos from the gathering. #Digital Health

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PATH @path.org · 21/08/2026

Curious about what’s happening in global health? Get the latest ideas, breakthroughs, and stories from PATH delivered to your inbox each month. 🔗Sign up for PATH Insights: bit.ly/4zmlKek #GlobalHealth

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PATH @path.org · 20/08/2026

#Uganda has found ways to help families stay on track to get all four doses of the malaria vaccine. Strong community engagement and follow-up are helping more children stay protected from malaria. 🔗Learn more: bit.ly/4g8QSGD #WorldMosquitoDay

Infographic titled "The Challenge" with decorative symbols at the top. Text states Uganda has approximately 13.2 million malaria cases annually, ranking third-highest worldwide. It mentions a four-dose vaccine as hopeful but highlights challenges such as caregivers living far from health centers, juggling work and family, or lacking information about vaccination locations. An arrow is at the bottom right.

An adult holds a young child in a crowded setting, with several people nearby appearing engaged in conversation. The image is part of a presentation about Uganda's National Expanded Program on Immunization and PATH, focusing on healthcare improvements and malaria vaccination. Text below highlights the program's impact on over 1.1 million children in 105 districts.

A quote on malaria vaccination impact states: "We have shown that malaria vaccination at a large scale is possible. The task now is to protect those gains, strengthen sustainability, and translate strong coverage into lasting reductions in malaria-related illnesses and deaths." The quote is attributed to Dr. Rita Atugonza, Deputy Program Manager, UNEPI. The background is blue with various geometric shapes in red and orange at the top.

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PATH @path.org · 20/08/2026

📢 Ahead of #WorldMosquitoDay, we’re revisiting a conversation on malaria #vaccines and how community engagement can help more children complete all 4 doses. Hear experts from PATH, @who.int, @gavi.org, & the DRC. 📽️ Watch: bit.ly/3Sv4T8B 💻Download the slides: bit.ly/4i9YWs1

A baby is being gently held while receiving a vaccination. The scene shows care and attentiveness in providing healthcare.

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PATH @path.org · 18/08/2026

📢 New tool from PATH! An Excel-based calculator that helps estimate costs and compare RSV vaccines for moms and monoclonal antibody shots for newborns. 🔗Learn more: bit.ly/4xrNz3d #VaccinesWork #PreventRSV 💉

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PATH @path.org · 17/08/2026

This National Nonprofit Day, we’re celebrating nearly 50 years of PATH working toward a healthier world for all. But do you know what PATH stands for? 🔗Read the story behind our name and how our work has evolved: bit.ly/4zz4XFd #NationalNonprofitDay

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PATH @path.org · 14/08/2026

🎽👟In #Ghana, PATH, the International Olympic Committee, and @who.int are bringing sport and physical activity into schools, community workouts, and even antenatal care. More than 1.4M people across 5 countries are now more active. 📸See the photos

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A group of people wearing brightly colored athletic attire stand together outdoors, holding a decorative baton. They appear joyful, with some raising their arms. The scene is set in a park with green trees in the background. The group includes individuals wearing matching yellow and blue outfits.

A group of people participating in an outdoor fitness event. They are wearing white T-shirts with printed text and performing a stretching exercise on a dirt field. Some T-shirts have the text "do the right" and "Sickle Cell Awareness" visible. Bottles of water are scattered on the ground. The background includes other participants, trees, and a cloudy sky.

A group of people exercising outdoors, wearing casual athletic clothing. Many participants have on white T-shirts with motivational health messages. Others in the background are wearing colorful outfits. The event seems focused on promoting physical activity and health. The setting is open-air, with a few trees and power lines visible in the distance.

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PATH @path.org · 14/08/2026

Help share the future of climate and health data in #Pakistan. PATH seeks a partner with expertise in digital health, interoperability, and enterprise architecture for the SHIELD project. 📅 Proposals due Aug. 28 🔗 bit.ly/45mqRgW

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PATH @path.org · 14/08/2026

In a new interview with Seattle Met, PATH’s Dr. Gonzalo Domingo shares how diagnostics help health workers make faster, more informed decisions, from Ebola response in DRC to malaria treatment. 🔗 bit.ly/4q6w0TX

A person wearing gloves works at a table with medical supplies, including malaria tests, vaccine vials, a solar panel device, and various labeled packets. Some documents and papers are also visible.

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PATH @path.org · 13/08/2026

Every small and sick newborn deserves the best start. PATH and the LIFT-UP consortium are developing the Feeding Support Package Plus to improve feeding practices, from building #breastmilk supply to promoting safe hygiene practices. 🔗Learn more: bit.ly/4hlFBUt

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PATH @path.org · 12/08/2026

PATH and partners in Nagaland, #India, are working together to improve access to integrated #HIV and hepatitis C services for people who inject drugs. 📸Celebrating collaboration that drives impact.

A group of individuals is gathered in a conference room at the Directorate of Health & Family Welfare in Nagaland. They are seated and standing around a long table with microphones and water bottles. The room has a wooden wall with three emblems.

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PATH @path.org · 12/08/2026

At the ECSA-HC Best Practices Forum, PATH shared lessons on how to help countries scale digital health solutions across #Africa. Strong partnerships and country-led innovation are key to stronger health systems. 📸See highlights from the forum.

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A person in a red and black outfit and another in a dark suit are shaking hands at an event. Behind them, there are banners displaying "AHF Eswatini" and "African Technology.

The image shows a speaker at a podium during the 16th ECSA-HC Best Practices Forum and 32nd DJCC Meeting. Behind the speaker, a large screen displays event information. Several national flags are displayed on the left side of the stage. There are chairs and a small table setup for a panel discussion.

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PATH @path.org · 11/08/2026

Pregnant and breastfeeding women need better data to confidently access lifesaving vaccines. A new clinical trial of Serum Institute of India Pvt. Ltd’s #MenFive vaccine helps address this gap and advance efforts to #DefeatMeningitis. 🔗 Learn more: bit.ly/4wLUS5L

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PATH @path.org · 11/08/2026

🔬 PATH After Hours brought together a community of innovators, partners, and global health champions for an evening of connection, conversation, and discovery. 📸Explore photos from the event

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PATH @path.org · 11/08/2026

India has the world’s highest TB burden. Tomorrow in Mumbai, corporate & government leaders join the TB Mukh Bharat Corporate Engagement Summit to explore how businesses can help end TB faster. #ENDTB #PartnershipsForHealth

This image is a promotional poster for the "TB Mukt Bharat Corporate Engagement Summit 2026" with logos of various organizations, including the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, WHO, and PATH. The event focuses on eliminating TB through corporate partnerships and is scheduled for 12th August 2026 at Taj President, Mumbai. The background features a line art illustration of a cityscape.

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PATH @path.org · 10/08/2026

4 in 5 people across #Africa still can't access an accurate diagnosis for diseases driving major outbreaks. PATH’s Khanyi Nkuku joined @bbcworldnewsrss.newsmast.social.ap.brid.gy to explain why diagnostics are essential health security infrastructure. 📽️ Watch & read: bit.ly/3U0BQKl

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PATH @path.org · 10/08/2026

💉 Vaccines save lives. Continued investment helps protect that progress. PATH applauds the US decision to release FY25-26 funding for @gavi.orgi, protecting millions of children through lifesaving #vaccines. 🔗Learn more: bit.ly/4bzG0Po

Gloved hands holding a syringe with a vaccine vial attached, in a room with seated individuals blurred in the background.

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