Prayer and Preparation: How One Haiti Hospital is Confronting COVID-19 (The Miami Herald) >>

May 18, 2020

Ten years after Haiti's earthquake: A decade of aftershocks and unkept promises (The Miami Herald) >>

January 08, 2020

Ebola Funds Pledged for Recovery Are Slow to Come (The Wall Street Journal) >>

March 20, 2018

To Change World, We Must Respect History, Rise to Occasion by Doing Things Differently, Deputy Secretary-General Tells 'Diplomat of the Year' Event (United Nations) >>

November 6, 2017

UN 'Will Walk with Haiti' On Path Towards Sustainable Development, Senior Official Pledges (UN News Centre) >>

November 5, 2017

Opinion: Anti-Corruption Policies Are Hurting the World's Poorest. Here's How to Make Them Better (Devex) >>

October 27, 2017

Sierra Leone to Begin Cholera Vaccination Drive in Disaster-Affected Areas (World Bank) >>

September 5, 2017

Rwanda has Shown that Healthcare Innovation in the Developing World Means More Than Investing in Technology (Reuters) >>

August 22, 2017

The Sierra Leone Mudslide Disaster Isn't Over Yet - Here's What the World Must Do (The Conversation) >>

August 22, 2017

Is Corruption Really A Big Problem In Foreign Aid? (NPR) >>

04 August 2017

World Bank Launches 'Pandemic Bond' to Tackle Major Outbreaks (Reuters) >>

June 28, 2017

The Ebola Suspect's Dilemma (Harvard Medical School) >>

March 2, 2017

Liberian Ebola Fighter, a TIME Person of the Year, Dies in Childbirth (Time) >>

February 27, 2017

Donors and Drug Makers Offer $500 Million to Control Global Epidemics (The New York Times) >>

January 18, 2017

Ebola Drug Shows Signs of Efficacy in Small Clinical Trial (The New York Times) >>

23 February 2016

Unreported Cases and Asymptomatic Infection in an Ebola "Hotspot" (Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections) >>

22 February 2016

A Cohort Study of Survivors of Ebola Virus Infection in Liberia (PREVAIL III) (Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections) >>

22 February 2016

Dynamics of Ebola Virus Clearance in Semen in Guinea (Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections) >>

22 February 2016

Access to HIV Care in Health Districts Affected by Ebola Epidemic in Sierra Leone (Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections) >>

22 February 2016

Effects of Response to 2014–2015 Ebola Outbreak on Deaths from Malaria, HIV/AIDS, and Tuberculosis, West Africa (Emerging Infectious Diseases) >>

1 March 2016

WHO Approves Third Cholera Vaccine Producer (Reuters) >>

8 January 2016

OECD Aid Hits Record High in 2014 but Poorest Countries Get Less (Reuters) >>

5 January 2016

Guinea Is Finally Declared Ebola-Free, but that Does Not Mean the Crisis Is Over (The Washington Post) >>

30 December 2015

Biosocial Approaches to the 2013-2016 Ebola Pandemic (Health and Human Rights Journal) >>

22 December 2015

Program Launched to Reduce Deadly Cervical Cancer in Haiti (The Associated Press) >>

2 December 2015

Presidents of Sierra Leone and Liberia Outline Post-Ebola Recovery Plan in Addresses to UN Assembly (UN News Centre) >>

29 September 2015

Secretary-General, in High-Level Healthy Future Event, Urges Continued Work with Ebola-Affected Countries, Predictable Support for Health Systems (United Nations) >>

26 September 2015

Efficacy and Effectiveness of an rVSV-Vectored Vaccine Expressing Ebola Surface Glycoprotein: Interim Results from the Guinea Ring Vaccination Cluster-Randomised Trial (The Lancet) >>

31 July 2015

Nearly Instantaneous, Finger-Prick Test for Ebola Could Be Game Changer (The Washington Post) >>

26 June 2015

Rapid Diagnostics for Ebola in Emergency Settings (The Lancet) >>

26 June 2015

ReEBOV Antigen Rapid Test Kit for Point-of-Care and Laboratory-Based Testing for Ebola Virus Disease: A Field Validation Study (The Lancet) >>

26 June 2015

Ebola's Long Shadow (The Wall Street Journal) >>

4 June 2015

The Secretary-General's Remarks to the General Assembly Informal Plenary On Ebola (United Nations) >>

2 June 2015

Presidential Statement on the Occasion of the 2015 ECOSOC Partnerships Forum: The Role of Partnerships in Achieving the Post-2015 Development Agenda: Making it Happen (ECOSOC) >>

2 June 2015

Paul Farmer: The Caregivers’ Disease (The London Review of Books) >>

13 May 2015

Routine Surgeries Could Save Millions of Lives, if They Were Available (The New York Times) >>

27 April 2015

Ebola Lying in Wait (The New York Times) >>

20 April 2015

Turning the Page on Ebola (Project Syndicate) >>

16 April 2015

Ebola Vaccine Trial Begins in Sierra Leone (CDC) >>

14 April 2015

U.S., African Union Sign Deal to Form African Disease Agency (Reuters) >>

13 April 2015

Yes, We Were Warned About Ebola (The New York Times) >>

7 April 2015

All Lives Matter (Slate) >>

6 April 2015

Secretary-General Appoints High-Level Panel on Global Response to Health Crises (United Nations) >>

2 April 2015

Rwanda's Economy Grows 7 Pct in 2014 as Agriculture Expands (Reuters) >>

17 March 2015

Death Toll from West Africa's Ebola Outbreak Passes 10,000-WHO (Reuters) >>

12 March 2015

Ebola Could Cost West Africa $15 Billion Over Three Years (Reuters) >>

12 March 2015

Cholera Vaccine Succeeds in Rural Haiti (Harvard Medical School) >>

12 March 2015

Battling Ebola, Back to Basics (Harvard Magazine) >>

6 March 2015

Liberia's Last Ebola Patient Discharged from Center (USA Today) >>

5 March 2015

Ebola: A Long Way from Over (Harvard Gazette) >>

5 March 2015

Last Ebola Patient Released from Liberia Hospital, Reports Say (USA Today) >>

5 March 2015

UN Tells Brussels Meeting World Must ‘Stay On Course’ to Get to, Remain at Zero Cases (UN News Centre) >>

3 March 2015

Helen Clark: Statement at Brussels Media Conference on Ebola (UNDP) >>

3 March 2015

In Haiti, Building People, Not Things: Porter (The Toronto Star) >>

20 February 2015

Secretary-General of the United Nations: Remarks to the General Assembly >>

18 February 2015

Who Lives and Who Dies: Paul Farmer on the Iniquities of Healthcare Funding (The London Review of Books) >>

5 February 2015

Clean Water and Strong Institutions for Haiti (The Huffington Post) >>

27 January 2015

Paul Farmer: The Secret to Curing West Africa from Ebola is No Secret at All (The Washington Post) >>

16 January 2015

Is Ebola Response Repeating Mistakes in Haiti? (Devex) >>

14 January 2015

Secretary-General’s Statement on the 5th Anniversary of the Haiti Earthquake (United Nations) >>

12 January 2015

Ebola Doctors Are Divided on IV Therapy in Africa (The New York Times) >>

1 January 2015

#MisinformationHack (Ebola Survival Fund) >>

29 December 2014

Paul Farmer: 'We've Met the Enemy — and He Is Us' (Devex) >>

15 December 2014

Big Cities Fare Better Than Rural Areas, Says First Poverty Analysis Post-Earthquake (The World Bank) >>

11 December 2014

Haiti Sees Drop in Poverty Rates, But Inequality Remains (The Miami Herald) >>

11 December 2014

Building the Human Capacity to Deal with Ebola: How Can We Prevent Future Disease Outbreaks? (Fogarty International Center) >>

9 December 2014

Farmer Calls for Scaled-Up Medical Infrastructure to Address Ebola Outbreak (The Harvard Crimson) >>

3 December 2014

2014 Goals for Ebola Treatment May Not Be Met, U.N. Health Officials Say (The New York Times) >>

1 December 2014

Ebola is Not a Death Sentence (CNN) >>

11 November 2014

Ebola Virus Disease in West Africa: Clinical Manifestations and Management (The New England Journal of Medicine) >>

5 November 2014

How Guinea Found the Best Way to Survive Ebola (Time) >>

5 November 2014

Ebola and Quarantine (The New England Journal of Medicine) >>

27 October 2014

Ebola Does Not Need to Be a Death Sentence (The Huffington Post) >>

16 October 2014

Diary: Paul Farmer (London Review of Books) >>

16 October 2014

Paul Farmer on Ebola: "This isn’t a natural disaster, this is the terrorism of poverty” (The Washington Post) >>

6 October 2014

Teleconference Transcript: World Bank President Jim Yong Kim on Ebola Economic Impact Report (The World Bank) >>

17 September 2014

After Ebola: Rebuilding Liberia’s Health Care Infrastructure (The Boston Globe) >>

17 September 2014

Reduced Premature Mortality in Rwanda: Lessons From Success (British Medical Journal) >>

18 March 2013
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Rwanda’s Historic Health Recovery (The Atlantic) >>

20 February 2013

How Do You Support Teachers? Pay Them (Education For All Blog, Global Partnership For Education) >>

19 February 2013

Aid worker proposes solution to break Haiti's vicious cycle of poverty (NBC News online) >>

14 February 2013

Rwanda's Health Care Success Story (The New York Times) >>

4 February 2013

Haiti: Three Years after the Quake and Not Much Has Changed (Center for Global Development Feature Story) >>

11 December 2012

Haiti: UN’s Paul Farmer Stresses Need to Build Systems that Break Cycles of Poverty (World Bank Feature Story) >>

13 July 2012

Paul Farmer: 5 Lessons from Haiti's Disaster (Foreign Policy) >>

December 2010

Bill Clinton on Haiti: `My job is to keep the work going' (Miami Herald) >>

Saturday, July 10, 2010

Statement on the Publication of Presidential Decrees on Elections in Haiti >>

Wednesday, June 30, 2010

Interview with Dr. Paul Farmer: Challenges in Post-Earthquake Haiti (BBC) >>

Thursday, February 25, 2010

Inside Bill Clinton's New Plan for Haiti (Esquire) >>

Wednesday, February 10, 2010

Bill Clinton, in Haiti, Emphasizes Urgent Need for Sanitation and Health Care (New York Times) >>

Friday, February 05, 2010

Interview with Dr. Paul Farmer (PBS) >>

Tuesday, January 26, 2010