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Dramatic influx of wounded amidst fierce fighting in Taiz
MSF treats more than 40 wounded following deadly airstrike on marketplace
Leer population take shelter from violence in the MSF compound
Volunteers and responsibility for risk-taking: Changing interpretations of the Charter of Médecins Sans Frontières
Anger, loss as French police raze Jungle camp
My story could easily be the plot of a movie
I have a roof over my head and good people around me. It’s better than living under bombings
MSF launches challenge to Pfizer’s patent on the pneumonia vaccine in India to increase access to more affordable versions
Out of the mud and into shelters: move from Basroch camp accomplished
Suffering has been a part of my life. But I fight. I'm still standing!
The fear is constant
Everyone is fatigued with the fear and deaths – a doctor in a Damascus suburb
The feeling of powerlessness is excruciating, but I cannot abandon my people
War-wounded and war-dead in Syria – medical data provides a stark warning that 2015 must not be repeated
Stories from patients cured of hepatitis C at MSF’s Machar Clinic in Karachi
When they are diagnosed with hepatitis C, patients think they will die
Cynicism beyond bounds, Grande-Synthe
It’s hard to believe that this town was empty just two days ago
New quarters for the Grande-Synthe camp
Experimental treatment with favipiravir for Ebola virus disease
Despite the return to calm some displaced people in Carnot have yet to return home
Looming medical crisis in Pibor following devastating violence and looting of MSF medical compound
Fear, worry but also relief; a week of extraordinary violence and courage in Pibor
Crisis update – 3 March 2016
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