Maternal mortality has always been one of the most difficult indications of progress to measure.

Exciting news: India is among the leading countries in reducing maternal mortality in the last 15 years.

As we look forward to IntraHealth’s 30th Anniversary Event on April 22nd, we invite you to take a walk with us through IntraHealth’s last 30 years on our new interactive timeline.

This year’s World Health Day theme—Urbanization and Health—reflects the rising number of people living in cities around the world.

Recently, I presented this Top 10 at the National Physicians Alliance (NPA) Annual Meeting in California.

I just returned from Bangkok, Thailand where over 400 professionals representing 13 countries in the Asia and Middle East Region came together to wrestle with the complex issue of scaling up family planning and maternal and child health best practices.

I salute the women of the world today on the occasion of International Women’s Day 2010.

IntraHealth is committed to promoting gender equality as an integral part of development, recognizing that if gender-based disparities and inequalities are not addressed in human resources development and health service delivery, they may undermine the achievement of health program, service and development objectives.

In Senegal, malaria is responsible for about one-third of all outpatient consultations and between 20% and 30% of mortality in health facilities. For the past 3 years IntraHealth International, in partnership and with financial support from Pfizer, has worked to increase the support to health huts and reduce the prevalence of malaria in the remote region of Tambacounda Senegal.

In celebration of IntraHealth's 30th anniversary, we've established the Pauline Muhuhu Leadership Award.