3rd Stone Design, the parent company of Hadleigh Health Technologies, has been named 1 of 8 semi-finalists in the MacArthur Foundation’s...

The Pumani bCPAP and its innovators were highlighted in a recent Morgan McKinley article titled: Saving Lives Through Innovation – An...

The Pumani bCPAP was recently highlighted in a World Health Organization feature on preterm birth in Malawi. Read the article here.

The Pumani bCPAP has received the CE Mark and Hadleigh Health Technologies is now taking orders for the Pumani. Read more about the...

Engineering for Change featured an article about the Pumani and 2 other life-saving technologies entitled: Three Health Technologies for...

The Huffington Post wrote an article about the Pumani entitled This Invention That Uses Aquarium Pumps Could Save 178,000 Babies Each Year.

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Jocelyn Brown, the original inventor of the Pumani, was featured in Forbes as one of 5 Brilliant Social Innovators You’ve Never Heard of,...

NPR aired a story about the Pumani entitled Saving Babies’ Lives Starts with Aquarium Pumps and Ingenuity.

The Healthy Newborn Network featured an article about the findings of the Pumani study, entitled Study Finds ‘Bubble CPAP’ Increases...

The Pumani project was awarded a grant from GlaxoSmithKline and Save the Children to expand the Pumani to Zambia, Tanzania, and South...

The Pumani was featured in Fast Company as 1 of 8 Incredibly Effective Ways to Save Children from Preventable Deaths.

The Pumani bCPAP was named as one of the Breakthrough Innovations That Can Save Women and Children Now and featured at the 2013 UN...

As part of the “Day One” project supporting newborn health technologies, Rice University produced a video about the Pumani bCPAP.

The Houston Chronicle wrote an article about the Rice University Global Health program, which includes a section about the Pumani bCPAP.

Jordan Schermerhorn, a Rice bioengineering grad, wrote an article in the New York Times about Low-Tech Life Savers, featuring the Pumani.