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Tuberculosis

Simon Mendelsohn: “When a prison sentence is a death sentence”

A South African MSF doctor spent six months working in a Malawian prison where living conditions put inmates’ health at great risk
Fieldworkers Stories - 4 Aug 2017
 

MSF Paediatric Days 2017 in Dakar

Pediatric Day 2017 aims to provide a platform where MSF field staff can meet with academia in order to enhance the quality of MSF paediatric programmes.
Press Release - 3 Aug 2017
 
Measles

DRC: Over one million children vaccinated against measles.

More than one million children have been vaccinated against measles in a nine-month campaign by MSF.
Latest News - 2 Aug 2017
 

Dying of AIDS in 2017

An unacceptably high number of people are still dying of AIDS in hospitals in Kenya, Malawi and Democratic Republic of Congo at a time when life-saving antiretrovirals are more widely available
Videos and Photos - 2 Aug 2017
 

MSF committed to saving lives on Mediterranean but will not sign the Italian “Code of Conduct”

ormally informed the Italian Ministry of the Interior today that it would not be signing the Code of Conduct for NGOs operating rescue ships on the Mediterranean.
Press Release - 1 Aug 2017
 
MSF staff on a boat in Kabanga village, South Kivu DRC
Annual Report

MSF International Activity Report 2016

The International Activity Report 2016  gives details on our activities in each country where we provided humanitarian assistance in 2016, provides global financial and operational information, and reflects on the major challenges we faced over the year.
Report - 1 Aug 2017
 
Malnutrition

Pakistan: “I suddenly found myself treating my own premature triplets”

Dr. Tufail Ahmad is a Pakistani doctor working at MSF’s nutrition programme at the District Headquarter Hospital in Pakistan.
Patient and Staff Stories - 31 Jul 2017
 

Syria: Raqqa’s besieged residents deprived of urgent medical care

MSF is concerned with the limited number of wounded reaching health facilities outside Raqqa city.
Press Release - 31 Jul 2017
 
Cholera

Sanitation activities for slum dwellers in Haiti

Water, a source of life, can become a cause of disease for the most modest Haitians who don’t have access to good sanitation.
Latest News - 28 Jul 2017