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MSF staff entering the Meshta Nour hospital, Kobane, Syria. Photo: Jamal Bali/MSF
Syria: “I watched my son dying in my arms”
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View of the MSF field trauma clinic with an emergency room, operating theatre, intensive care unit and in patient department. The facility was opened on the 16th February in a village south of Mosul. Photo: MSF
Mosul: The patients we receive are the “lucky ones”
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Winile, 39, XDR-TB patient & HIV-positive, received a sign language qualification. She became deaf due to the side effects of the treatment. Matsapha clinic, Manzini Region, Swaziland. Photo: Alexis Huguet/MSF
Tuberculosis: Actions speak louder than words
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On 19 February, MSF opened a field trauma hospital with surgical capacity in a village to the south of Mosul. Photo: Louise Annaud /MSF
Mosul: Yesterday it was calm; we received only 20 war wounded patients
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The 120-bed facility provides 24-hour emergency room care, intensive care for malnourished children, and surgical and maternity services. Photo: Rogier Jaarsma
South Sudan: Notes from an IDP camp
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South Sudan: “In the chaos, I left my mother behind who couldn't walk.”
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MSF has responded to the urgent medical needs of this displaced population by opening a field hospital with an inpatient, an outpatient and an emergency department in Aburoch, where up to 15,000 people have settled. Photo: Riaz Hussain/MSF
South Sudan: “My future is unclear, and I don´t know what will happen to all of us from Wau Shilluk.”
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An MSF nurse in Al Salamah hospital vaccinates a child in the framework of an expanded immunisation program (EPI). Photo: MSF
Syria: The war has left tens of thousands of children unvaccinated
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Caroline Willemen, technical advisor of MSF on mental health support for Syrian refugees in Kilis, Turkey. Photo: MSF
Syria: Safe in Turkey, Syrians still haunted by war
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Tholakele, an MDR-TB patient, was admitted in National TB Hospital, Moneni, Manzini Region, Swaziland in April 2016. She now spends her days reading her bible. Photo: Alexis Huguet/MSF
Swaziland: New hope for DR-TB patients
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