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Levels of population movement in different areas of California. (Chart by Direct Relief)

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How Tracking Population Movement Can Help Fight the Coronavirus

San Jose, California, United States: Health Workers wear N95 masks while manning the front desk at the Foothill Community Health Center during the coronavirus outbreak. (LiPo Ching / San Francisco Chronicle / Polaris)

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Protective Gear Bound for Health Workers Fighting Covid-19

Kind Cup donated menstrual cups for distribution to health centers across the United States. (Lara Cooper/Direct Relief)

Community Health

Beyond Tampons and Pads: A Solution to Period Poverty?

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Free & Charitable Clinics Awarded $125,000 to Advance Diabetes Care

Lawson Koeppel of Virginia Harm Reduction Coalition assembles naloxone kits in Roanoke, Virginia. The group distributes the kits so people at risk of overdose have access to naloxone, which can save lives if administered quickly. (Photo by Stephanie Klein-Davis for Direct Relief)

Opioid Epidemic

Drug Overdoses Are Decreasing. It May Be Thanks to Naloxone.

Cancer

Expanding Pediatric Cancer Treatment in Sub-Saharan Africa

Dr. Nmazuo "Maz" Ozuah speaks on a panel at the AORTIC Conference in Maputo, Mozambique in 2019. Ozuah is working with Global Hope with the goal of treating 4,000 new pediatric cancer patients in Malawi over the next five years. Expanding access to cancer treatment in Botswana and Uganda is also a goal of the collaboration.

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Global HOPE, Teva and Direct Relief Partner for Increased Access to Pediatric Cancer Therapies in Africa

Protective gear destined for Wenzhou, China, leaves Direct Relief's warehouse in February. The organization committed an additional $2 million for response efforts. (Tony Morain/Direct Relief)

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Latest Shipment of Protective Gear Bound for Hospitals in China

Pharmacist Brooke Kendall stocks medicines at Cape Fear Clinic in Wilmington, North Carolina, in October 2019. Free clinics, like Cape Fear Clinic, serve patients that find it difficult to access care by other means. (Photo by Donnie Hedden for Direct Relief)

United States

From the Middle Class to the Working Poor, Millions in U.S. Count on Free Clinics

The latest shipment of personal protective equipment, including surgical masks and N95 respirator masks, departs Direct Relief's warehouse Thursday, bound for medical facilities in China. (Tony Morain/Direct Relief)

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U.S. Private Sector Backing China’s Coronavirus Fight

A shipment of medical aid, including personal protective gear, leaves Direct Relief's warehouse on Jan. 27, 2020, bound for China, where it will be used by health care providers to protect against the spread of coronavirus. Transportation for the shipment was provided free of charge by FedEx. (Lara Cooper/Direct Relief)

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Direct Relief Rushes Facial Masks to China to Fight Coronavirus Spread

IHRC founder Sarah Ziegenhorn, far right, distributes Naloxone to drug users in the community. (Photo courtesy of IHRC)

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In America’s Heartland, an Unlikely Activist Tackles the Opioid Epidemic

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Staff at Northwest Health Services in St. Joseph's Missouri suit up before seeing patients this month. (Courtesy photo)

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“It’s About Being Ready for Anything at this Point.” Health Center Staff Tend to Patients During Covid-19 Pandemic

The Dhobi Ghat open-air laundry in the city of Mumbai. Cities and dense urban areas present particular health challenges, but also unique opportunities. (StevenK / Shutterstock.com)

Coronavirus Outbreak

The World is Rapidly Urbanizing. That May Mean More Epidemics.

Vials of naloxone, a medication used to reverse opioid overdoses, are frequently distributed through harm reduction programs. Covid-19 is making it harder for some of these programs to reach patients and dispense lifesaving medications and supplies. (Photo courtesy of the Chris Atwood Foundation)

Coronavirus Outbreak

For People with Substance Use Disorders, Covid-19 Brings New Dangers – and Possibilities

Direct Relief staff load shipments, including emergency medicines and supplies bound for San Juan, Puerto Rico, into a FedEx vehicle Tuesday. (Lara Cooper/Direct Relief photo)

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Protective Gear Bound for Health Workers Fighting Covid-19

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Beyond Tampons and Pads: A Solution to Period Poverty?

Announcements

Free & Charitable Clinics Awarded $125,000 to Advance Diabetes Care

Opioid Epidemic

Drug Overdoses Are Decreasing. It May Be Thanks to Naloxone.

Cancer

Expanding Pediatric Cancer Treatment in Sub-Saharan Africa

Announcements

Global HOPE, Teva and Direct Relief Partner for Increased Access to Pediatric Cancer Therapies in Africa

Coronavirus Outbreak

Latest Shipment of Protective Gear Bound for Hospitals in China

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From the Middle Class to the Working Poor, Millions in U.S. Count on Free Clinics

Coronavirus Outbreak

U.S. Private Sector Backing China’s Coronavirus Fight

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Direct Relief Rushes Facial Masks to China to Fight Coronavirus Spread

Opioid Epidemic

In America’s Heartland, an Unlikely Activist Tackles the Opioid Epidemic

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“It’s About Being Ready for Anything at this Point.” Health Center Staff Tend to Patients During Covid-19 Pandemic

Coronavirus Outbreak

The World is Rapidly Urbanizing. That May Mean More Epidemics.

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For People with Substance Use Disorders, Covid-19 Brings New Dangers – and Possibilities

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