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Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) has been in the news quite a lot recently in stories about its Ebola response and the people carrying it out on the ground. We have been addressing and
Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) has been in the news quite a lot recently in stories about its Ebola response and the people carrying it out on the ground. We have been addressing and
Tensions have increased in the hills to the east of Jerusalem where some 2,500 Palestinian Bedouins live. The tents and metal shacks where they live and keep their animals are being demolished by Israeli officials
Level of primary transmission alarming Mumbai, 27 October 2014: Ahead of the Union World Conference on Lung Health in Barcelona, the international medical humanitarian organisation Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) releases a new study today which points to
Sunday, the 21st of September is a day I will never forget in my life. I was out working with MSF as a health promotion officer, visiting villages and telling people about Ebola: how to
Name : Designation : “The only time I feel visible and cared for is when I am at this clinic. At all other times, I feel invisible” said Mallamma (name changed for confidentiality), one of
Brussels – 16 October 2014 – The bombing of a crowded market on 9 October caused hundreds of casualties in Erbin town in the East Ghouta suburban area near Damascus. Some 50,000 people have been
Brussels, 15th October 2014 – Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) has taken the very difficult decision to temporarily suspend medical activities at Gondama Referral Centre (GRC), near Bo, because of the strain the current response to
Name : Designation : Multidrug-resistant tuberculosis (MDR-TB) can take upto 14,600 pills and many painful injections to be cured. From diagnosis to the side effects, the two years of treatment takes an emotional and physical
Ebola: Treatments and vaccines could help bring outbreak under controlInterview on experimental treatments and vaccines with Dr Bertrand Draguez, MSF Medical Director Dr Bertrand Draguez is MSF’s Medical Director currently working on the West
Originally appeared in The New York Times on Oct 10 2014.https://www.nytimes.com/2014/10/11/world/africa/doctors-without-borders-e… When the Ebola virus began relentlessly spreading in Sierra Leone months ago, government officials made an urgent plea to Doctors Without Borders, all that
Tens of thousands of people have taken refuge in a camp near Bentiu, one of several “Protection of Civilian” camps managed by the UN’s mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) and set up spontaneously after violence
MSF India has been present in Kashmir for over a decade now. Our critical needs assessment post the floods in Jammu and Kashmir revealed a robust community relief effort. Three experts provide their views on
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