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Learn more about our work in Peru and the main news of the health sector
Learn more about our work in Peru and the main news of the health sector
Dr. Leonid Lecca, CEO of Socios En Salud and instructor at Harvard University, analyzes how economic and social inequalities exclude the most vulnerable from the healthcare system, and proposes prioritizing public policies that guarantee equitable access and dignified medical care as a fundamental right in 2025.
Diabetes affects physical and mental health. On World Day to Combat Depression, discover the emotional challenges, risk factors and positive impact of community accompaniment on the well-being of people with diabetes.
We invite you to take a journey through a series of photographs from 2024 to see the impact of Socios En Salud in its mission to strengthen the health system and move towards equity and social justice.
Strengthening the health care system with innovative therapies, providing support models to communities, improving adherence to treatment for those who need it most. All this and more was achieved by Socios En Salud this year. Check out our milestones below.
Preliminary results from the endTB-Q clinical trial, presented at the La Union conference in November, demonstrate that shorter, personalized regimens can successfully treat pre-XDR tuberculosis, achieving cure rates of up to 93% in non-severe cases.
At Socios En Salud we believe in the transformative power of rebel caregivers. With your support, we can bring hope and dignity to those who face barriers to accessing health care.
In Peru, thousands of people face a painful reality: choosing between taking care of their health or ensuring their livelihood. Socios En Salud’s “Accompanying is giving health” campaign seeks to change this by bringing treatments, medicines and support to the most vulnerable people.
On World AIDS Day, Socios En Salud highlights its commitment to adolescents living with HIV in Peru through projects focused on mental health, adherence to treatment and the fight against stigma.