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Tamara Artyomovna, 73 years old, during a consultation with Galina Mizina, MSF psychologist. Photo: Maurice Ressel
Ukraine: “Your entire universe falls apart”
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MSF distributed food to 500 families in Maiduguri on December 14, 2016. Each family receives enough food for two weeks; 25 kilograms of millet, five kilograms of beans and five litres of palm oil. The ration also includes eight bars of soap. Photo: Malik Samuel/MSF
Nigeria: "If we are lucky we get to eat once a day"
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Photo: Shafiq Olabi/MSF
Jordan: “Even those who’ve managed to dodge bullets can’t escape fatal diseases.”
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Photo: Francesco Segoni/MSF
Yemen: “People are struggling”
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Photo: Mohammad Ghannam/MSF
A drop in the ocean: Fear and joy on board an MSF rescue boat
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Photo: MSF
Syria: “I consider myself luckier than a lot of other wounded Syrians who couldn’t reach Jordan for treatment”
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A Syrian doctor's account: How can hope survive in these circumstances?
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Mumbai: A new life with new tuberculosis drugs
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A psycho-social support counsellor from MSF waiting for an MDR-TB patient in a local polyclinic. Patients in the ambulatory phase of their treatment come here daily to receive their medication and counselling support if needed. This is crucial, as nasty side-effects, as well as social circumstances, make it difficult for patients to complete their treatment without support. Photo: Misha Friedman
Uzbekistan: New drugs, new hope
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Iraq: Iraqi people and Syrian refugees have a great resilience
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