Ebola Containment Efforts in DRC Threatened by Conflict and Lack of Funds The latest Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo could potentially spread to urban areas and across international borders, according to the the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies. Insecturity in
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action medeor Provides Expanded Help for Cyclone Idai The situation in southeast Africa has worsened. action medeor has started to provide medical aid for Mozambique and Malawi. Even one week after the passage of the cyclone Idai, the full extent of the disaster is still not
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Working Together: Heart to Heart International’s Post-Hurricane Michael Response Partnering with Amgen and Point Washington Medical Center, Opens “Clinic in a Can” When Hurricane Michael tore through the panhandle of Florida on October 10, 2018, communities were left reeling. Homes were destroyed, and pharmacies and health care
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Venezuela Crisis Affects Health Care in Neighboring Countries Measles in Brazil; HIV Treatment in Peru Overwhelmed Venezuela’s political and economic crises destroyed the country’s health care system, and now neighboring countries are impacted, NPR reports. One year after the World Health Organization declared the Americas the first
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PQMD Members Responded to Events in U.S. and Around the World in 2018 PQMD members responded to events globally and locally in 2018. Their work provided access to healthcare and medicines for refugees, vulnerable populations, and those affected by disaster. Members worked together to improve patient
Read more →Humanitarian Groups Find Increasing Need to Address NCDs Increasing crises in middle income countries prompting new response The current crises in Syria and Venezuela are prompting humanitarian organizations to address non-communicable diseases (NCDs) and obesity in their responses. Last year, the World Health Organization added diabetes medication
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Children Dying at Unprecedented Rate in Latest Ebola Outbreak Poor conditions at traditional healers considered cause The health ministry of the Democratic Republic of Congo announced over the weekend that children are dying at an unprecedented rate in the latest Ebola outbreak. Officials believe poor sanitary conditions
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PQMD Annual General Meeting 2018 Recap PQMD recently held their 2018 Annual General Meeting in Santa Monica, Calif., with generous support from members International Medical Corps and Amgen. Held at the International Medical Corps offices, members representing the broad spectrum of pharmaceutical, biotech, and non-governmental sectors had
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U.N. Worker Infected as Ebola Crisis in Democratic Republic of Congo Continues The head of the U.N. peacekeeping mission in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) announced last week that a U.N. employee based in Beni tested positive for Ebola. This is the first such incident during
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IMA Leverages Trachoma Program to Treat Other Eye Conditions Fadhili Ally Likunte, 17, joins the crowd gathered in the shade of a tree in the rural village of Kihamba in Tanzania’s Mtwara region. Today IMA World Health and a team of eye surgeons will look into dozens
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