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We can continue to learn how to best tackle Ebola and ensure that the West Africa outbreak remains an isolated tragedy. Photo: Tommy Trenchard
DRC: Five lessons learned during the latest Ebola outbreak
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An MSF outreach team screening for malnutrition in the Somalia region last year
Ethiopia: MSF sees tenfold increase in children with malnutrition in Doolo zone
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Everything you don't want to know about torture
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Officially declared on 7 April, the outbreak has affected more than 16,000 people in the whole region since the start of the year, with about 3,500 new cases per month. Photo: MSF/Awad Abdulsebur
Ethiopia: Thousands hit by outbreak of acute watery diarrhoea during worst drought for decades
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Banywich Bone was bitten by a snake.The wound was infected, an MSF surgeon had to amputate the leg above the knee.
Snakebite: MSF Welcomes WHO’s decision to include snakebite on its Neglected Tropical Diseases list
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Uganda: Despite generous policy, basic needs of refugees are not being met
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MSF teams have set up clinics in camps for displaced people and are working in a number of hospitals in the area in and around Raqqa governorate, including Manbij, Tal Abyad and Kobane/Ain Al Arab. Photo: MSF
Syria: Airstrikes or minefields – the deadly choice facing Raqqa’s residents
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Central African Republic: Will Bambari be next?
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During the battle for Mosul, many health workers have themselves been victims of violence or seen their relatives, friends or colleagues maimed or killed.
Medical care in West Mosul: “There are no heroes in this story, only victims”
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More than 27,000 displaced people from Waat and Yuai live in Pieri and the surrounding villages with very little access to food, water, shelter and basic services. Photo: Amandine Colin/MSF
South Sudan: Thousands at risk of cholera and malnutrition after fleeing attacks in Yuai and Waat
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