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International Ebola response slow and piecemeal, risks becoming a ‘double failure’, says MSF
Testimonies from patients and medical staff in the Donetsk region
Gallery: Ukraine's war ravaged eastern regions
“People are extremely anxious; they just don’t know what the next months hold.”
‘Double victims’ – in conflict zones, people with HIV are twice as vulnerable
Increased access to diagnosis and treatment of HIV-VL co-infection is imperative for eliminating kala azar
Minds and bodies marked by sexual violence in Colombia
Separated by borders, united by needs
Not alone anymore
Community models of care explained
Sexual violence, an unattended medical emergency
Too few beds to treat cholera patients
A year of saving Syrian lives
MSF staff member evacuated from Mali
Ebola crisis update - 21st November 2014
Beyond the rhetoric: Implement proven community strategies to fight HIV/AIDS
“Yesterday was a day of three miracles”
MSF expands activities to fight Ebola outbreak
The perils of childbirth in Democratic Republic of Congo
Gallery: A Saturday morning with fever and worry
Enrolment for antiretroviral treatment increasing in health facilities
Syrian refugees struggle to live with diabetes
MSF supports the introduction and roll-out of single-dose treatment for kala azar in Bihar State
The boy who coloured his way to recovery
How we deliver medical humanitarian assistance
Everywhere we work, the circumstances are unique. Nonetheless, our programmes generally follow a common set of practices designed to make sure our resources and expertise are used to maximum effect.