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  PQMD Responds to a Bulletin of the World Health Organization Editorial
PQMD affirms its commitment to quality medical donation practices as it refutes a recent editorial that uses dated references to paint all medical donation activities with the same tarred brush. PQMD’s response addresses the author's conclusions and describes the decades of experience, strong practices and global health results achieved by PQMD’s nongovernmental organization and product manufacturer members.
  Hospira and AmeriCares Help Survivors of Cyclone Nargis
Learn how two PQMD members provided aid workers responding to the emergency in Myanmar with the quality medical donations they requested.
  2008 PQMD Annual Educational Forum
Register today for the next PQMD Educational Forum. From Donations to Sustainability – Breakthrough tools, ideas and issues impacting the development of sustainable global health solutions. October 15 & 16 in Collegeville, PA (Philadelphia)
 
   
  Medical Teams International
Medical Teams International has now passed its $1.2 billion dollar milestone in humanitarian aid sent as or June 2008. The supplies sent capped a 21-year history of sending antibiotics, surgical kits, bandages and lifesaving medicines to care for more than 31 million people in 70 countries. If all of the shipped containers were stacked end to end, they would cover a length of 266 football fields or nearly 15 miles.