April 2021 | Celebrate Jhpiego’s decade-long partnership with ExxonMobil Foundation in preventing malaria in pregnant women, and meet a socially savvy physician activist who’s made it her business to align reproductive health with pleasure. Finally, learn why Kenyan women living in rural communities like Waita need wait no longer for access to quality obstetric care, including cesarean delivery.

A Decade of Progress

Jhpiego and ExxonMobil Foundation mark a productive partnership in preventing malaria in pregnancy.

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Meet Dr. T

The outspoken physician-author-activist-social influencer helps to steer AlignMNH.

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Spotlight: Kenya

A pandemic delivery in central Kenya: It’s less complicated now.

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Blog Spotting

Radha Karnad, Jhpiego’s senior technical advisor for primary health care, reveals how small investments can reap big rewards in this Frontline Health Workers Coalition blog.

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Jhpiego experts moderated the USAID Global Health Science and Practice Technical Exchange (GHTechX) panel entitled Reimagining Primary Health Care: opportunities and innovations for health system strengthening today and in the future. The Thursday, April 22, event was recorded. Register here to attend live GHTechX, which runs through April 24, and/or watch recorded sessions afterward.

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World Malaria Day

In marking World Malaria Day, Jhpiego is pleased to report its TIPTOP project scored impressive gains in prevention of malaria in pregnant women. More than 50% of eligible pregnant women in the Phase 1 project districts received their 3rd dose of intermittent preventive treatment (IPTp3), as recommended by the World Health Organization for optimal prevention of malaria in pregnancy.

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