Health care challenges in Haiti

Patients and their families crowd the waiting room at the Partners In Health Boucan Carré clinic in Haiti. Established in the 1980s, Partners In Health has pioneered a model of health care among the world’s poor that has revolutionized treatment of complex diseases such as AIDS and drug-resistant tuberculosis in impoverished settings.

Staff photo Rose Lincoln/Harvard News Office

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