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Philippines' district hospitals were destroyed by Typhoon Haiyan © Agus Morales
Philippines: Three months on from the typhoon
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Nurse Kristine Langeland consults patients on Manicani, a remote island south of Guiuan. © Kristine Langelund/MSF
Philippines: "It Takes a Long Time for People to Rebuild Their Lives"
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Baby Janel, who was born one month premature in Tacloban, went home to her family on Christmas day. © Sophie-Jane Madden/MSF
Philippines: Premature baby goes home on Christmas day
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A sign in Ormoc, a city in northwest Leyte island that was hard-hit by typhoon Haiyan. © Sarah Badiei/MSF
Philippines: "Roofless, Homeless, but Not Hopeless"
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Nurse from Hong Kong, examines a patient during consultations at the Rural Health Unit in Guiuan, Eastern Samar. © Francois Dumont
One Month After the Typhoon: MSF Supporting Central Philippines Health Systems
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MSF staff attend to patients at a tent hospital in Guiuan.© Baikong Mamid/MSF
Philippines: Reaching out to isolated communities
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A sign in Ormoc, a city in northwest Leyte island that was hard-hit by typhoon Haiyan. © Sarah Badiei/MSF
Philippines: MSF reaching remote areas still in need of aid
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Nurse Cindy Penalber (right, in mask) tends to patients. Philippines 2013 © MSF
Philippines Typhoon: "As Long As People Need the Help, I Will Be Here"
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Justin James Warren, the first Baby born in the maternity ward of MSF in Guiuan, one of the areas hit hard by Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines. Photo: © Baikong Mamid/MSF
Philippines: First Baby born in MSF maternity ward, Guiuan
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Philippines: MSF team sets up inflatable hospital
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