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Empowering Traditional Birth Attendants: Collaborative HIV Care Supports Pregnant and Breastfeeding Women in Angola
Meet Ana Fernando, a vibrant 33-year-old new mother living in the southern province of Cunene in Angola. Over a year ago, Ana made a fateful decision: she stopped her antiretroviral treatment (ART) for HIV. Countless women like Ana encounter challenges that stand in...![Facing Obstacles, Women Living with HIV Find Support and Strength in their Local Health Facilities in Burundi](https://icap.columbia.edu/wp-content/uploads/Mentor-Mothers-1080x675.png)
Facing Obstacles, Women Living with HIV Find Support and Strength in their Local Health Facilities in Burundi
Odette lives in the Gitega province of Burundi. A mother of two, she used to make a living by selling avocadoes. But after her husband abandoned the family, it became difficult to make ends meet. So, Odette turned to sex work. Shortly after doing so, she learned she...![With ICAP Support, New Medical Laboratory Policy Guidelines Promise to Improve Epidemic Surveillance in Zanzibar](https://icap.columbia.edu/wp-content/uploads/02-1024x675.jpg)
With ICAP Support, New Medical Laboratory Policy Guidelines Promise to Improve Epidemic Surveillance in Zanzibar
With the global COVID-19 pandemic still fresh in mind, and future pandemics and more localized epidemics an ever-looming threat, countries around the world are taking steps to increase preparedness for infectious disease outbreaks. Against this backdrop, a new set of...![ICAP’s HIV Learning Network, CQUIN, Convenes Health System Leaders to Discuss Strategies to Scale Up the Integration of Non-HIV Services into Differentiated Service Delivery Programs](https://icap.columbia.edu/wp-content/uploads/CQUIN-Integration-meeting-1080x675.png)
ICAP’s HIV Learning Network, CQUIN, Convenes Health System Leaders to Discuss Strategies to Scale Up the Integration of Non-HIV Services into Differentiated Service Delivery Programs
“For me, treatment in the HIV clinic is just getting my antiretrovirals. For my asthma, high blood pressure, and my enlarged heart condition, I go to a private facility every four months or when the need arises for treatment and medication,” said Patricia Asero,...![Through a Community-Based Approach, Key Populations Guide Biobehavioral Survey Implementation in Malawi](https://icap.columbia.edu/wp-content/uploads/Untitled-design-2024-05-06T151923.041-1080x675.jpg)