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25 November 2020
The hidden tragedy of COVID-19 on adolescent girls in Malawi
In this story, 24-year-old Grace Ngulube (wearing a green t-shirt in the image below), takes us through the intimate lives of adolescent girls and young women during school closures in Malawi. -
13 November 2020
Aftab’s Story: Fighting TB in the Shadow of COVID-19 in India
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13 November 2020
Behind the COVID-19 vaccines is a hidden arsenal of diagnostic tests
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13 November 2020
In Nigeria, health workers tackle stigma and misconceptions as they fight TB and COVID-19
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09 November 2020
Living through lockdown
Using social media to help marginalized groups get HIV services during COVID-19 -
30 September 2020
COVID-19 Rapid Tests: A Milestone in Fight Against the Pandemic
Yesterday evening, I joined global health partners from the COVID-19 ACT-Accelerator to announce a ground-breaking agreement that will provide access to 120 million rapid tests for COVID-19 to low-and middle-income countries. -
21 September 2020
COVID-19 is a Turning Point for Infectious Diseases
We ended 2019 with a palpable sense of excitement and expectation. More people were receiving lifesaving treatment for HIV, tuberculosis, and malaria than ever before. And a record-breaking fundraising conference meant we had the resources to get the... -
14 September 2020
On the Front Lines: Responding to COVID-19
With personal protective equipment, radio broadcasts and innovative mosquito net campaigns, countries are fighting COVID-19, shoring up health systems, and mitigating the impacts on lifesaving HIV, TB and malaria programs. The Global Fund is supporti... -
14 September 2020
Myanmar Makes Major Progress Fighting Malaria
Ten years ago, more than 3,800 people died from malaria in Myanmar every year. Today, that number has dropped to approximately 170. -
14 September 2020
Eswatini Meets Global 95-95-95 HIV Target
Eswatini, a tiny country of just over a million people in southern Africa, has one of the highest HIV prevalence rates in the world: 27% of adults live with the disease.