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Essential facts: Mpox

Mpox is a public health emergency. Learn facts about the virus as well as considerations for people living with HIV and recommendations for combating misinformation.

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Readying countries for the next infectious disease outbreak

FHI 360 is improving global health security by helping countries prepare their resources locally, because infectious disease outbreaks are also humanitarian crises.

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Targeting tuberculosis in Vietnam

In Vietnam, FHI 360 focuses on tuberculosis testing and diagnosis that is reaching people in hospitals and through community events using X-ray machine-equipped vans.

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In Tunisia, youth boost the national vaccination effort

Through the Ma3an project, FHI 360 rallied hundreds of young people to support Tunisia's vaccination campaign to control COVID-19.

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More than the virus: Combating COVID-19’s secondary impacts in the Asia Pacific and Central Asia regions

Explore how our teams in the Asia Pacific and Central Asia regions have pivoted in 2020 to combat the secondary impacts of COVID-19, while continuing to meet existing project goals.

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FHI 360 delivers uninterrupted tuberculosis care during the COVID-19 pandemic

CAP-TB’s emergency response ensures uninterrupted treatment access for multidrug-resistant tuberculosis patients in China during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Fighting the spread of cholera in Yemen

The Integrated Humanitarian Assistance to Yemen project is fighting a dangerous cholera outbreak by providing critical water, sanitation and hygiene support to primary health care facilities.

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China Tuberculosis Clinical Trials Consortium will advance global TB knowledge

FHI 360 began the China Tuberculosis Clinical Trials Consortium to develop a TB clinical trials research platform that meets international standards and is able to enroll participants in global, multicenter studies.

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C-Change empowers communities to eliminate malaria

Malaria is the most common communicable disease in Ethiopia, killing about 70,000 people every year. But in the country’s Oromia region, a simple sticker has become a powerful tool for preventing and controlling the deadly disease.

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Involving the local community to eliminate dengue fever

Scientists have discovered a unique biological control technique that could offer an environmentally safe, sustainable and cost-effective measure to control the dengue virus. Dengue fever — contracted from the bite of an infected Aedes aegypti...

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Essential facts: Mpox

Readying countries for the next infectious disease outbreak

Targeting tuberculosis in Vietnam

In Tunisia, youth boost the national vaccination effort

More than the virus: Combating COVID-19’s secondary impacts in the Asia Pacific and Central Asia regions

FHI 360 delivers uninterrupted tuberculosis care during the COVID-19 pandemic

Fighting the spread of cholera in Yemen

China Tuberculosis Clinical Trials Consortium will advance global TB knowledge

C-Change empowers communities to eliminate malaria

Involving the local community to eliminate dengue fever

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