Kampala – The international response in Uganda is failing refugees and must prioritise life-saving supplies such as food and water to prevent a medical emergency, the international medical humanitarian organisation Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF)
June 15, Meerut (Uttar Pradesh): A clinic for Hepatitis C with state of the art point-of-care diagnostic GeneXpert and latest drugs, called direct-acting antivirals (DAAs), was inaugurated today at the PL Sharma District Hospital which
Amsterdam/Syria – As fighting intensifies for control of the Syrian city of Raqqa, people fleeing the city and surrounding villages must decide whether to stay put under heavy bombardment or leave the city by crossing active frontlines
‘Will Bambari be next?’ This is the question on everyone’s lips in Central African Republic’s second city and commercial hub. Its residents worry that the violence engulfing the cities of Bangassou and Bria since early
When Ahmed* arrived at MSF’s field hospital south of the Iraqi city of Mosul, many of the hospital’s staff burst into tears. For years, Ahmed, a skilled nurse, had been their colleague, caring for the
6 June 2017, New Delhi: On 25 May, an expert committee of the Central Drugs Standard Control Organization (CDSCO), the Indian drug regulatory authority, finally permitted the child-friendly and heat-stable pellet formulation of the HIV
Juba – Malnutrition and suspected cases of cholera are escalating amongst people sheltering in the bush near Pieri, South Sudan, putting the health of thousands of people at risk, according to international medical organisation Doctors
Yemen’s ongoing conflict is having a direct impact on its people’s health. At the end of May, the World Health Organization reported over 50,000 cases of cholera in the country. The conflict has resulted in a broken
Interview with Bart Bardock, Nigeria Emergency Response Unit (NERU) Project Coordinator. NERU has been working since February in Nigeria’s Sokoto, Zamfara, Kebbi and Niger states collecting samples, doing surveillance work and supporting the national vaccination
Name : Designation : Narcisse Wega Kwekam is the deputy emergency programme manager for Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF). He recently returned from Tanganyika province, an area where clashes between communities have forced large
Cambodia – New hope for patients with hepatitis C Iraq – West Mosul. Activities adapted as frontline moves Armenia – Easing treatment for patients with multi-resistant tuberculosis Yemen – Malnourished children, War victims DRC
New Delhi/Geneva : MSF response on the India-EFTA free trade agreement negotiations in Liechtenstein this week Background: On 30 May 2017 (Tuesday), trade talks will resume for the India-EFTA (European Free Trade Association) free trade
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