When Caren got into nursing school her father asked her aunties and uncles for help with tuition fees. They told him to marry her off.

Every day Alfredo provides HIV education and gets positive clients on treatment.

In the emergency ward where she works, Dr. Eno Biney tells us how she saved a woman’s life the day before and how things might have turned out differently just a few years ago.

IVR uses inexpensive technology to deliver powerful training.

What's most exciting about being a lecturer of molecular medicine at the School of Medical Sciences in Ghana? Dr. Obirikorang tells us.

Meet Phylis Cherono Siele, a nurse in Kenya's Tenwek Mission Hospital whose joy comes from helping clients find hope, even in the most difficult times.

How do you provide medical education without faculty? Not very well, it turns out. It's a problem in Tanzania.

In the US, nurses take on incredible accountability for their clients' care. In Malawi, where the nursing ratio may be six nurses for 271 patients, that kind of attention is impossible.

At this convent, hospital, and school in Kamuli District, Uganda, budding midwives live by a motto: “The patient is my profession.”

How will health workers meet the world’s evolving needs in 2015 and beyond?