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Gurtler Scholar's awakening with Peace Corps in former Soviet republic led to nursing and JHSON. Merissa... Read More

By Katherine Seaton As the primary health care provider in her farming town in southern Nigeria,... Read More

Told early on that he must choose between a career in either global public health or... Read More

After walking across the stage on August 15, 2022, Yen Nguyen became the first official graduate... Read More

  Four decades after the CDC first used the term “AIDS” in a Morbidity and Mortality... Read More

By: Veronica Bucher, Claudia Bernedo, Alejandra Siles, Karla Alvarado, Kamila A. Alexander When Dr. Kamila A.... Read More

Recent scholarly publications from faculty and students of the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing *Asterisk denotes... Read More

By Maryalice Yakutchik Jhpiego’s nurse leader Peter Johnson dishes about a big meeting, year, and honor—and... Read More

“This strain of tuberculosis (TB) is XDR-TB – extremely drug resistant tuberculosis– and is, as the... Read More

In 2019, our opportunity to end HIV, once and for all, has never been closer. “Ending... Read More

Operations manager/musician makes sure that everybody fits right in. Equal parts skill, creativity, flexibility, and mettle... Read More

Story by Jhpiego. Photo by Kate Holt. Men in Lesotho "are very secretive and don’t talk... Read More