U.N.
22.10.2014

MSF responds to release of new global tuberculosis report from WHO

MSF

Dr. Grania Brigden, TB Advisor for MSF’s Access Campaign notes alarming trends and urges action to reverse course.

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Next: My son is MSF’s 1,000th Ebola survivor
Ebola
21.10.2014

My son is MSF’s 1,000th Ebola survivor

Katy Athersuch/MSF

“Son, you’re the only hope I got. You have to take courage.”

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Next: MSF suspends emergency paediatric and maternal services in Gondama
Sierra Leone
20.10.2014

MSF suspends emergency paediatric and maternal services in Gondama

Lee Butler/MSF

Overwhelmed teams cannot guarantee the high quality needed to treat patients and protect staff.

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Next: Hundreds wounded in bombing of crowded market near Damascus
Syria
17.10.2014

Hundreds wounded in bombing of crowded market near Damascus

Diala Ghassan/MSF

MSF is deeply concerned that doctors in Erbin are struggling to respond to the massive influx of wounded.

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Next: Government must not betray its commitment to refugees at sea
Italy
20.10.2014

Government must not betray its commitment to refugees at sea

Ikram N'gadi

The Ministry of Interior has announced that they will cease search and rescue operations in November.

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Gallery: Malaria prevention in Ansongo, Mali

20 October 2014
Malaria is endemic in Mali and is the leading cause of hospitalisation and mortality in children...

“I survived Ebola for a reason – to help others”

Patient story
16 October 2014
Ebola survivor Salome Karwah tells how she came to work for MSF in the treatment centre Elwa 3 in...

Sierra Leone: A tented city in a cassava field

Aerial view of MSF’s newest treatment centre in Bo, Sierra Leone
Article
15 October 2014
MSF’s newest Ebola treatment centre, built in just five weeks, opened its gates on September 19th.

“I lie awake thinking of those who didn't survive”

Notes from the field
14 October 2014
Maartje Hoetjes flew to one of South Sudan’s more remote areas to meet displaced families and...

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Tegucigalpa , Honduras

MSF (in collaboration with the Ministry of Health) set up “Servicio Prioritario” in Tegucigalpa's largest health centers. Servicio Prioritario is an integral and multidisciplinary approach for victims of rape through a strategy called “one stop service”, created to reduce the re-victimization of a patient by providing attention from different healthcare workers in the same visit.

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