India: Doing the Right Things
A child’s future well-being is determined by age two. What his mother knows can improve his chances.
A child’s future well-being is determined by age two. What his mother knows can improve his chances.
In Nakasongola, Uganda, recent financial pressures threaten the continuation of delivering the HPV vaccine, which protects against two strains of HPV that can lead to cervical cancer.
Though there are more opportunities for the early detection of cervical cancer in Uganda, problems arise when women with advanced stages of the disease are referred for treatment.
In episode 2 of The Last Hunger Season film series, produced by Josh Courter and Guilia Longo Courter, Pulitzer Center grantee Roger Thurow chronicles the daily lives of Leonida Wanya's family.
In this episode of The Last Hunger Season film series, Andrew Youn talks about the beginning of One Acre Fund, its philosophy, and its work with farmers to conquer the hunger
In this episode of The Last Hunger Season film series, Leonida explains their decision to embark on a modern-day exodus.
Three women share their experiences with cervical cancer screening and treatment in Uganda.
Seattle-area Fijians cope with the effects of climate change they see happening in their homeland.
With cancer on the rise in Uganda, the country's only radiotherapy machine and the doctor who manages it face the daunting challenge of delivering timely treatment to patients.
HIV-positive women face markedly higher risks of cervical cancers but at Uganda health clinics persuading women to take the screening test remains a challenge.
Watching the ocean inch up to your doorstep can be pretty stressful. Researchers are studying the ways climate change can undermine our well-being, and how we can bounce back.
Rising sea levels will displace millions of people over the next century. In Bangladesh, the mass migration has already begun.