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MSF India Newsletter
May
2022
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The burden of diabetes is increasing in India and is mainly fueled by unhealthy lifestyles. Nearly 50% of diabetics in India still do not know that they have diabetes. The prevention, management and associated complications with diabetes are a big challenge. In India, this is mostly due to the absence of a multisectoral approach, surveillance data, awareness regarding diabetes, risk factors, complications, access to health care settings and affordable medicines. |
| Call the MSF Telemedicine Helpline to receive free consultations on better management of diabetes from certified nurses and registered medical doctors. |
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Emergency humanitarian work should not stop. Help us save lives
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Ukraine Crisis |
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Dr Morten Rostrup from Norway is working with Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) in Kharkiv, northeastern Ukraine. Here, he and a team are providing medical consultations in the underground stations where people are sheltering from the country’s war. This is his first-hand account of what he saw and of the stories of people he met.
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| Bangladesh
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| Immunization activities for the vulnerable community in southwest Dhaka and Cox's Bazar
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| Cameroon |
| Four months on, an ongoing nightmare for MSF colleagues detained in South-West Cameroon |
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| South Sudan |
| MSF strongly condemns latest violence after staff member shot and killed |
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| Palestine |
| MSF helps hospitals and volunteers prepare for casualties |
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Doctors Without
Borders India / Medecins Sans Frontieres
AISF Building, First floor
Amar Colony, Lajpat
Nagar-IV
New Delhi-110024
www.msfindia.in
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