The Paperfuge is an inexpensive version of the sampling mechanism used to detect infections such as malaria and HIV

A high-school student hopes to change the face of third-world illness with his proposed phone add-ons

This affordable and eco-friendly lighting solution is small enough to fit on a bottle and therefore more versatile for the global south.

PSFK interviews the CEO and Co-Founder of the international initiative, Riders For Health, that deliver medication and health services to remote areas.

A Seattle non-profit has used crowdfunding and micro loans to help 1,000 students in third world countries go to school.

A creative medical device is built almost entirely from used automobile parts.

Ethical shopping tenants we can all use to revamp our consumer habits.

South Korean design firm Unplug Design has developed a concept for delivering footballs to impoverished children.