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PHR trip to Kenya and Congo, Day 2
Dr. Emily Rogena teaches forensic pathology at the University of Nairobi School of Medicine. Her soft voice and sweet smile belie a hard-nosed scientist who has worked for years to develop better systems to deal with sexual abuse, torture, and violence.
Marking the 100th Anniversary of International Women's Day
Today marks the 100th anniversary of International Women’s Day, a day set aside to celebrate the political, economic, and social achievements of women around the world. To recognize this historic day, PHR is highlighting the enormous challenges we face in addressing mass rape in armed conflicts.
Blazing the Trail in the Fight against AIDS
For the past month, we've been posting stories and lessons learned from Kenya regarding the integration of family planning and HIV/AIDS services as a critical strategy to halt the feminization of AIDS.
On the road to the Right to Health: A One Stop Shop in Kenya
This is the third post in the Health Action AIDS Campaign's March weekly blog series focused on integration of family planning and HIV/AIDS services.
Halting the Feminization of AIDS: Lessons from Kenya
This is the second post in the Health Action AIDS Campaign's March weekly blog series highlighting the need to integrate family planning and HIV/AIDS services. In our last blog post, we talked about the idea of a one-stop shop where people can come to one health facility and receive multiple services during the same visit.
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