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Misc.
100

PIH supports treatment programs for this infectious disease that affects the lungs and requires long-term antibiotic therapy.

What is tuberculosis?

100

Vaccines prevent these illnesses and are a major focus of global health programs.

What are infectious diseases?

100

This organization, founded in 1948, is the primary international body responsible for global public health.

What is the World Health Organization?

100

This disease was officially declared eradicated worldwide in 1980 after a global vaccination campaign.

What is smallpox?

100
The fiscal year begins on this date.

What is October 1?

200

This is the year PIH was founded.

What is 1987?

200

This mosquito-borne illness causes fever, chills, and can be deadly if left untreated.

What is malaria?

200

This pandemic, caused by the H1N1 virus, killed an estimated 50 million people in 1918–1919.

What is the Spanish Flu?

200

This organization declared COVID-19 a global pandemic in March 2020.

What is the WHO?

200

This type of spending has to be approved each year through the appropriations process.

What is discretionary spending?

300

There is a resolution in this PIH co-founder's name advocating for health as a human right.

Who is Paul Farmer?

300

This federal health insurance program primarily serves adults age 65 and older.

What is Medicare?

300

This US government agency is the primary provider of foreign aid and funds many global health programs.

What is USAID?

300

This international declaration in 1978 emphasized primary health care as the key to "Health for All."

What is the Alma-Ata Declaration?

300

This city is home to the World Health Organization's (WHO) headquarters.

What is Geneva?

400

After PIH was established, what country did their first project occur in?

What is Haiti?

400

This US program, launched in 2003, is one of the largest commitments to combat HIV/AIDS globally.

What is PEPFAR?

400

This international framework, adopted in 2000, set eight goals to address poverty and disease by 2015.

What are the Millennium Development Goals?

400

This disease is the leading cause of death from a single infectious agent worldwide, surpassing HIV/AIDS in recent years.

What is tuberculosis?

400

This is Wisconsin's governor.

Who is Tony Evers?

500

PIH does work in this many countries.

What is 11?

500

PIH's response to the 2014 Ebola outbreak included training staff and providing community education in this West African country.

What is Sierra Leone?

500

Paul Farmer was the subject of this influential book about PIH's work in Haiti, published in 2003.

What is Mountains Beyond Mountains?

500
This international treaty, adopted in 2003, is the first global public health treaty aimed at reducing tobacco use.

What is the WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control?

500

This is PIH's motto.

What is "Injustice Has a Cure?"