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Big day at @PATHtweets! 🎉
Millions are turning to AI for mental health support, often via chatbots that weren’t built for it. The evidence hasn’t caught up, but waiting isn’t an option.
Meet the Consumer AI and Mental Wellbeing Commission 👇
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Our colleagues Dr Lucy Mupfumi and Fritz Roland Fonkeng joined @PATHtweets colleagues in Kigali to discuss how ASLM ecosystem strengthening work under MADE can strengthen regional manufacturing.
They also participated in @AU_AMA_'s inaugural industry innovation day and networked with manufacturers and regulators.
ASLM is excited to be contributing to this continental agenda as part of the MADE consortium
PATH’s Center for Advocacy & Policy and MADE project teams are in Kigali this week for the first-ever #AMAWeek, hosted by @AU_AMA_.
ALT A group of people stands together at an event, posing in front of a backdrop with the logo and text "Inaugural AMA Week." They are dressed in formal attire, each wearing an event badge.
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On #WorldEBHCDay, we're reminded that improving health outcomes starts with trust, evidence, and the people who bring both to their communities.
In the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), community health workers like Bonard are expanding access to life-saving vaccines—and building trust in healthcare along the way.
Working with @BDO_USA, @PATHtweets is using Microsoft Defender XDR to simplify security and free up resources, so more time and budget can go toward supporting people in more places.
Learn more here: msft.it/6016avUkq
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NCDs cost LMICs 4% of GDP, yet they receive just 2% of health ODA. @KimberlyEGreen of @PATHtweets explains why closing this gap demands a shift to “invest more, invest better, and invest transparently.”
Read the full Q&A ➡️dvx.cm/ena04p
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Global health has no shortage of ambition. Turning it into impact takes collaboration.
At @WorldHealthSmt, MMV and partners explored how the product development partnership model can help make global health innovation more effective and sustainable.
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Kidney disease is a stress test for integrated care.
Governments can either pay for kidney disease during its early stages or pay for it later when outcomes are the worst, says Dr. Marcello Tonelli of @ISNkidneycare .
👉 Watch the full session: dvx.cm/lzeo4o
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"The epidemic is everyone's business," says Dr. Christian Mugisa, a DRC physician trained to spot suspect cases, search for them, and notify teams fast — work that depends on everyone.
Through EpiC, with @PATHtweets funded by @USForeignAssist, with @USEmbKinshasa.
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Global health is undergoing a “fundamental reset.” In an interview with Devex, @PATHtweets @nikolajgilbert shares why funding shifts, innovation, and country-led solutions are reshaping the sector — and what it means for stronger health systems.
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A consortium including @WHO, @AfricaCDC, @PATHtweets, FIND with the support of @UNITAID is strengthening the Ebola Bundibugyo (#BDBV) diagnostic response.
Aligned with the #100DaysMission, an EOI is open for manufacturers of: 🧪 Lab molecular kits 📱 POC molecular tests 🩸 Antigen RDTs
Apply: finddx.org/wp-content/upload…
Deadline: 11 June 2026
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🌍 PPH remains the leading cause of maternal mortality worldwide — and we're taking action.
Join the AMPLI-PPHI global webinar to explore key findings from 6 new papers in a special @IJGO supplement, covering real-world implementation across 6 countries in Africa & Asia:
✅ Heat-stable carbetocin for PPH prevention
✅ Advance distribution of misoprostol
✅ The E-MOTIVE bundle, calibrated drapes & TXA
✅ Translating WHO–FIGO–ICM guidelines into practice
✅ The role of professional societies in sustaining progress
This session launches the AMPLI-PPHI supplement — the first in a series of learning webinars scaling up priority PPH interventions in low-resource settings.
📅 11 June 2026, 13:00 – 14:00 UTC
🔗 Register: figo.ooo/ampliphi
@Jhpiego @Unitaid @UNFPA @WHO @EU_INTPA @EU_Partnerships @EUinNigeria @EUinZambia
#AMPLIPPHI #MaternalHealth #PPH #SafeBirth #Jhpiego
#Unitaid#TeamEurope #GlobalGateway
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A training on managing severe malaria hosted by the PMI REACH Malaria Project, implemented by @PATHtweets, empowered Dr. Odhiambo to improve patient outcomes.
Now, he is saving lives at a busy hospital in Kenya's #malaria endemic lake zone.
📖 malarianomore.org/story/stro…
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"For every generation, vaccines work. But only if we choose, deliberately and urgently, to make them work for all."
During #WorldImmunizationWeek, Peter Abwao of @PATHtweets reflects on this year's theme ⤵️
Read more on @gavi: gavi.org/vaccineswork/every-…
#VaccinesWork
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It's #WorldImmunizationWeek!
Join us on 29 April at 10amEDT to learn about how we can protect more children & adults from #pneumonia - the deadliest infectious killer.
Register **NOW** us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regi…
#VaccinesWork #ChildSurvivalAction #WHA79
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Expectations matter. They shape what we push for and what we hold each other accountable to.
We caught up with Nothemba Kula, Senior Partnerships Director at @PATHtweets, South Africa, to hear what she’s looking out for at the World Health Summit Regional Meeting 2026.
#WHSNairobi2026 #WHS
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In one of Kenya’s highest #malaria-burden areas, accurate diagnosis can save a child’s life.
Through PMI REACH-supported mentorship, implemented by @PATHtweets, Ronald and his peers have strengthened the accuracy of malaria microscopy at his facility.
📚 malarianomore.org/story/impr…
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Today PATH global technical director malaria vaccines Dr John Bawa conducted supportive supervision in Kaliro district. He also participated in the sub-county performance review meeting. High malaria vaccine uptake depends on strong district engagement and community engagement
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His mother thought he was going to die. 💙
At five months old, Elian Korir was rushed to hospital in the middle of the night with a severe malaria fever. His family took out a loan to pay the bills.
One month later, he became the first child in Kenya to receive the malaria vaccine. He is now seven years old — and he has never had severe malaria since.
In Homa Bay County, malaria infection rates have fallen from 27% to 3.6% in just five years. Over 100,000 children vaccinated. More than 32,000 fewer hospitalisations. Families no longer choosing between healthcare and food.
Behind every statistic is a child. Behind every child is a family. Behind every family is a community that refused to accept the unacceptable.
@PATHtweets
#VaccinationSavesLives
#VaccinateToProtect
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Our Director of Services & Innovation, Rose Zulliger, is co-moderating a PATH webinar next week exploring how #malaria & immunisation programmes are working together to deliver malaria #vaccines.
Ministry representatives from #Ghana & #Nigeria will share first-hand experiences.
On April 15, join PATH for a webinar on practical approaches to collaboration between #malaria and immunization programs.
Speakers from Ghana and Nigeria will share real-world examples and lessons learned from #MalariaVaccine implementation.
Register 👉 bit.ly/47Y0hw7
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At #IMNHC2026, @lmworeko, ED, @ICWEastAfrica emphasized centering women with lived experience in #EMTCT of HIV, Syphilis & HBV.
Through #SAFEStart+, supported by @UNITAID, implemented by @PATHtweets with #ICWEA & @Hep_Alliance, integrated, community-led care is being advanced.
How do we move from diagnostics to delivery to end vertical transmission (EVT)?
Join the conversation with @PATHtweets, @UNITAID, #ICWEA & @Hep_Alliance at #IMNHC2026 as we explore how integrated service delivery can accelerate #EVT.
📍24 March 2026 | Sapphire Tent
#SAFEStart+
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.@PATHtweets Global Director, Vaccine Implementation Dr. Emmanuel Mugisha traces the journey to reaching nearly 150M children with TCVs in introduction campaigns, and how to sustain the momentum.
“We need to have better tools for surveillance—not only get data to help other countries introduce, but also to show the impact of TCV in countries that have introduced.”
#TakeOnTyphoid
