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    There is an art to improving lives. And it’s in our science.
  • Video

    Health Equity: What Can the United States Learn from the World?

    Disparities in health equity are persistent, even in the United States. Annette Brown and Gretchen Thompson discuss research on how health equity initiatives in selected countries can apply to the United States.
  • Publication

    OPTIONS - A Value Proposition for Investment in a Central Platform for PrEP Introduction and Scale-up

    The OPTIONS Consortium describes how their work catalyzed the rollout of antiretroviral-based HIV prevention products known as pre-exposure prophylaxis, or PrEP.
  • News

    Family planning award expands FHI 360's leadership in implementation science

    FHI 360 received the Research for Scalable Solutions (R4S) award from USAID to support the use of evidence to increase access to family planning in Asia, the Caribbean and sub-Saharan Africa.
  • Publication

    Learning from the World: Global Strategies for Improving Health Equity and Social Determinants of Health

    This report highlights global themes and strategies relating to health equity and social determinants of health to use to improve U.S. initiatives.
  • News

    New research includes communicating with women during PrEP clinical trials

    Our Chief Science Officer describes his top picks from FHI 360’s latest list of published research.
  • Video

    Research Roundtable: Interventions Improve Early Grade Reading Outcomes

    FHI 360 Education Research Scientist Wael Moussa discusses the impact of and scale-up plans for an early grade reading intervention in Madagascar.
  • Published research

    Behavior change interventions delivered through interpersonal communication, agricultural activities, community mobilization, and mass media increase complementary feeding practices and reduce child stunting in Ethiopia

    This randomized control trial evaluated the association between changes in young child feeding practices and exposing mothers with children under the age of 2 to (1) counseling by frontline workers in the health and agriculture sector; (2) community mobilization; and (3) mass media activities. The findings show that, in the Amhara region of Ethiopia, using an integrated, multicomponent social and behavioral change approach can have a significant impact on improving complementary feeding practices and on reducing the prevalence of stunting.
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    Research Roundtable: Sustaining Nutrition Policy through Presidential Transitions

    FHI 360 Technical Advisor Jessica Escobar-Alegria discusses what supports and what inhibits food and nutrition security policy during government transitions.
  • Published research

    Reproductive health sequelae among women who survived Ebola virus disease in Liberia

    This study found high rates of pregnancy failure and irregular menstruation among Liberian survivors of Ebola virus disease. These findings highlight the substantial long‐term impact of Ebola among female survivors after acute infection. Additional research is needed to identify the mechanisms by which the virus causes these complications and the unique ways in which it affects women.