HIV/Aids
Press Release - 10 Feb 2016
Pharma Company’s attempt to secure patents for key HIV drugs opposed in India
People living with HIV have opposed patent applications in India for two important HIV medicines, dolutegravir and cabotegravir.Press Release - 10 Feb 2016
Health system close to collapse in war-torn Azaz district
As heavy fighting in Azaz district,northern Syria, displaces tens of thousands more people.Press Release - 10 Feb 2016
MSF-supported hospital hit by airstrikes in southern Syria
Airstrikes have hit an MSF-supported hospital in Dara’a governorate, southern Syria, killing three people and wounding at least six, including a nurse.Press Release - 10 Feb 2016
Syria 2015: documenting war‐wounded and war‐dead
Report - 8 Feb 2016
Egypt
Fieldworkers Stories - 8 Feb 2016
Fieldworker: Ainslie McClarty “What really stood out for me was the sheer hell that people had been through."
Meet MSF's fieldworker, Ainslie McClarty.Fieldworkers Stories - 8 Feb 2016
South Africa
- 8 Feb 2016
Steve Miller to run the Comrades Marathon
Push your limits by helping Steve to raise money as he will be running the Comrades Marathon in May.- 8 Feb 2016
Tuberculosis
- 7 Feb 2016
MSF: Virginia's desire to survive
Virginia Mustase talks about having multi-drug resistant tuberculosis (MDR TB) and being on the road to recovery with the assistance of MSF.- 7 Feb 2016
HIV/Aids
Press Release - 4 Feb 2016
Niger: MSF study shows no significant benefit from routine use of antibiotics in malnourished children
An MSF Epicentre study on the routine use of antibiotics in the treatment of severe acute malnutrition is published in The New England Journal of Medicine.Press Release - 4 Feb 2016
Nigeria
Latest News - 3 Feb 2016
Nigeria: What does the future hold for the displaced in Borno State after two years of crisis
Isabelle Mouniaman-Nara, MSF programme manager in Nigeria, recently returned from a visit to Borno State. She provides an update on the situation.Latest News - 3 Feb 2016
South Sudan
Patient and Staff Stories - 2 Feb 2016
Karel Prinsloo on his 2015 assignment with MSF in South Sudan
Karel Prinsloo is an award-winning South African photographer who has spent 25 years largely working in Africa. He recently visited MSF's Joburg office to share his two strongest memories from a recent trip to South Sudan with MSF.Patient and Staff Stories - 2 Feb 2016