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Management Sciences for Health Applauds the White House’s New Global Health Security Strategy

May 14, 2019

Arlington, VA—Management Sciences for Health (MSH) joins the global health community in expressing its deep appreciation to the White House for last week’s release of the Global Health Security Strategy, a whole-of-society approach to preventing, detecting, and responding to infectious disease threats.

Connolly-Chabot Reintroduce Global Health Security Act

April 10, 2019

Bipartisan Legislation Would Invest in Global Health Security This press release was originally published here.

Malawi’s Ministry of Health Receives Medical Equipment and Supplies from the US Agency for International Development

April 03, 2019

Left to right: Dan Namarika, Principal Secretary of Health, Virginia Palmer, US Ambassador to Malawi, and Dr Charles Mwansambo, Chief of Health Services in the Ministry of Health and Population hold an oxygen concentrator, one of many pieces of medical equipment that have now been transferred to the MOH.

Management Sciences for Health to Strengthen Pregnancy Care for Underserved Indigenous Women in Guatemala

March 04, 2019

Project builds on the organization's pioneering work in Uganda and Kenya Arlington, VA—Management Sciences for Health (MSH) announced today that it will introduce its successful pregnancy care model to indigenous women in the western highlands of Guatemala, a region characterized by poverty, high fertility rates, and substandard access to health services.

Management Sciences for Health Appoints New Head of Business Development

February 05, 2019

Arlington, VA—February 5, 2019—Management Sciences for Health (MSH), a leading global health NGO, announced today that it has appointed Dana Sandstrom Keating as its new head of Business Development and Partnerships, effective February 1, 2019.

Management Sciences for Health Applauds US Government for Extending PEPFAR for Five More Years

December 10, 2018

Arlington, VA—Management Sciences for Health (MSH) joins the global health community in expressing its deep appreciation to US lawmakers and the White House for their recent reauthorization of the US President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) for another five years.