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New York Times: Instant Nutrition

Cholera spreads in several cities in Katanga province

Three MSF aid workers killed in fatal incident in Kismayo

MSF aid workers involved in serious incident in Kismayo

MSF increases role as cholera outbreak picks up speed in the DRC

Innovative measures to ensure AIDS and TB treatment during Kenya's post-election violence

Severe and indiscriminate violence sweeps across Nairobi slums

'Despite the glimmer of hope kindled by the Goma peace conference, I saw how desperate the population is'

Medical and surgical activities assisting populations isolated in the Sri Lankan conflict

More flooding in Mozambique adds to number of displaced

Bundibugyo, Uganda, now ebola free

Letters from the Uganda ebola outbreak

Kenya's post-election violence and the 'hapa-hapa' syndrome

End of ebola epidemic in Bundibugyo is near

MSF's work with injecting drug users in Thailand

MSF assists people displaced by violence in Kenya

MSF activities still remain high in southern Sudan

MSF tries to respond during heavy fighting in northwest Pakistan

Two MSF aid workers freed in Bossaso

MSF demands access to the area where the two MSF expatriates are still in captivity to check their status

Oppressive uncertainty for displaced people in South Darfur

MSF asks Somali authorities for the safe and immediate release of our two staff members

MSF releases 2007 Top Ten most under-reported humanitarian stories

Cholera and malnutrition add to the extreme suffering in North Kivu, DRC

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.