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Costing AIDS by prevention alone is simplistic

Advances in Thailand often due to AIDS activism

Cost-effectiveness is no measure for medical treatment

World AIDS experts debate

Over 280 tonnes of food shipped to Angola to maintain MSF feeding centres

The Lancet: Drugs for neglected diseases

Treatment of neuropathic pain in Sierra Leone

Mortality rates in Bailundo and Mavinga confirm a drastic situation

Death rates in Angola confirm emergency situation

MSF active in the three worst hit regions as well as in IDP camps in Ingushetia and Chechnya.

MSF action more than doubled since thecease fire, but greater needs remain

New survey gives poor countries information on more affordable AIDS drugs

Beyond trading insults in international humanitarian aid

Drugs for neglected diseases

Photo exhibition: Too poor to be treated

New drug for visceral leishmaniasis is first step in tackling neglected diseases - but much more must be done

Movement to rest of Angola slowed by needs and ruined infrastructures

MSF 'Trapped' trailers crossing Europe and North America

Thousands of Angolans left to starve

Letter to Danish Foreign Minister on the repatriation of Chechen IDPs in Ingushetia

Increasing tensions in Kashmir worsen an already severe mental health situation

The economics of HIV in Africa

Malnutrition crisis in Angola spurs rapid growth in MSF feeding centres

MUAC measure and definition

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.