From the Front Lines to Prime Time: How These Health Workers’ Stories Are Reaching Millions
Jimmy Fallon and other late-night hosts are giving frontline health workers star treatment.
Jimmy Fallon and other late-night hosts are giving frontline health workers star treatment.
They’re helping get the results we need for the future we want.
"Okay, doc, I'll do it, I'll do it." But he never did.
In honor of World Health Worker Week 2018, health workers from around the world are telling us what it's really like on the front lines.
What happens when frontline health workers team up with a professional storytelling coach? The results are unforgettable.
Imagine you and 74,000 other people all had access to just one doctor. That used to be Uganda's Bukwo District.
My mother was lucky to have fairy godmothers—a team of physicians who helped her manage a terrible disease.
But the global advocacy movement they created was no joke.
It seemed like a normal workday, but an unexpected crisis gave Dr. Dayo Olakulehin an idea that could save lives around the world.
History now records 1996 as one of West Africa’s worst meningitis outbreaks. Dr. Babacar Gueye remembers it well.
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