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MSF forced to close a clinic due to heavy fighting in Mogadishu, Somalia
Dr Paul McMaster, MSF surgical advisor on surgical work in northern Sri Lanka
New opportunities to defeat childhood malnutrition
Caring for burn victims in Kenya
Seven million vaccinated for meningitis in West Africa
Women and children are majority of victims in new violent attacks on village in Upper Nile State, Sudan
Changing conflict patterns bring fewer injuries but continue to force DRC population to flee their homes
MSF hands over prison HIV treatment programme in Transnistria, Moldova
Generic production must be part of solution for access to influenza medicines
MSF forced to reduce its emergency activities in north-western Pakistan
MSF treats victims of deadly clashes in Jonglei State, southern Sudan
MSF remains vigilant against North America flu
Violence in the north of Central African Republic forces thousands to flee
MSF activities resume in Lampedusa, Italy
Two abducted MSF staff released in Somalia
Over 100,000 displaced in one location, hospitals struggling, Sri Lanka displaced demand 24 hour care as MSF staff prepare for the next wave of injured
MSF team finds 35 dead people on the coastline of Abyan governorate
Somalia abductions - expressions of public support deeply appreciated
MSF struggles to provide meaningful aid following limited expulsion in Darfur, Sudan
Abducted aid workers in Somalia in good health
MSF treating hundreds of wounded arriving from Sri Lankan war zone
Two MSF staff members abducted in Somalia
Burn treatment following petrol tanker explosion in Kenya
In the midst of Niger's vaccination campaign, treatment is essential for those who contract meningitis
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.