One nurse’s story to increase cervical cancer prevention among the Maya women of Guatemala’s Western Highlands.

After seeing a Facebook post about a mobile screening for cervical cancer, high school teacher Joyce Caubat attended a mobile screening where she learned about HPV and the self-collection process. Joyce tested positive for HPV and received free treatment for precancerous lesions, marking the beginning of her advocacy journey.

Tuberculosis is the world’s deadliest infectious disease, and a hidden threat to pregnant women. In countries like Lesotho, where TB and maternal deaths intersect, failure to act costs lives. Discover why integrated, person-centered care is essential to ending TB.

(PrEP) has achieved remarkable scientific progress, yet access remains deeply inequitable and is now at a heightened threat to further be underfunded or not funded at all.

Jhpiego will receive an additional US$2.3 million in funding to integrate the calibrated drape into existing programs in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Guinea and India, and support catalytic procurement in Rwanda.