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Map of zero dose children target and how trends fall short
Nov 03, 2022
An example of the kind of charts available through the Immunization Agenda 2030 scorecard, this image conveys how global trends fall short of zero-dose children coverage targets.   
A handwashing station outside of an open window at a local Kenya clinic
Oct 14, 2022
Poor WASH is responsible for more than half of global diarrheal disease cases. As with COVID-19, the poorest communities are the hardest hit.
Baby in Nigeria gets oral rotavirus vaccine
Aug 22, 2022
Rotavirus vaccine has the potential to save nearly 100,000 children’s lives in Nigeria.
Jar with dark powder
Aug 16, 2022
Insects are rich in protein, fiber, and prebiotics, and require fewer environmental resources.
Pitcher, plastic cups, oral rehydration solution and a record keeping book
Aug 04, 2022
ORT corners are a low-resource method for healing children and educating caregivers about diarrhea.
Nurse holds up a container in each hand which is co-packaged oral rehydration solution and zinc
Jul 20, 2022
It costs pennies, and pediatricians call the results miraculous.
Men in hazmat suits collecting water from a stream
Jun 18, 2022
Dr. Mahmud and team conduct water surveillance in Cox's Bazar.   This post originally appeared on the Take On Typhoid website  
A mother spoon-feeds her child oral rehydration solution in the oral rehydration therapy corner of Malava County Hospital in Kakamega, Kenya.
Jun 08, 2022
The biochemical research breakthroughs that led to ORS development.
Group photo of staff members in a conference room in Ghana
May 25, 2022
The PATH Ghana team hosted a meeting in Accra on May 24, 2022 to share the results of the ROTAVAC switch costing study with interested stakeholders and partners. Photo: PATH/Patience Dapaah.   Editor's note: The manuscript for this study is now
Graphic illustrations of the six leading diarrhea pathogens in children
May 10, 2022
Enterotoxigenic E. coli (ETEC) and Shigella are leading bacterial causes of diarrhea. Experts have long suspected that they are responsible for a large proportion of the global diarrheal disease burden. However, morbidity and mortality estimates of