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Georgia: DR-TB patients find hope in new treatments
Pakistan

Innovative TB trial starts in Sindh province

MSF and Interactive Research and Development have announced the start of a clinical trial in Pakistan that aims to find better, shorter treatments against multidrug-resistant forms of tuberculosis. Press Release - 31 Oct 2019
 
Floods in Pibor
South Sudan

People stranded, cut off from care in severe flooding in South Sudan

MSF teams are responding as thousands of people have been left stranded in parts of east and northeast South Sudan in the wake of severe flooding. Press Release - 21 Oct 2019
 
Advanced HIV in Kinshasa
HIV/AIDS

Burden sharing or burden shifting? How the HIV/TB response is being derailed

The report <i>Burden sharing or burden shifting? How the HIV/TB response is being derailed</i> examines the HIV and TB response in nine countries where MSF runs programmes. With a focus on the financial resources available, this report highlights the current risks and gaps in HIV and TB service delivery in these countries. Report - 7 Oct 2019
 
MSF protest against sofosbuvir patent in Munich
Access to medicines

20 years on, the access-to-medicines battle is going global

MSF started the Campaign for Access to Essential Medicines back in 1999 when our field staff didn't have the appropriate tools and medicines to treat our patients. Now known as the Access Campaign, they are taking the fight for access to medicines global. Op-Ed - 27 Sep 2019
 
MSF’s Hepatitis C Clinic in Machar Colony, Karachi
Pakistan

Working to turn the tide of hepatitis C in Karachi’s Machar Colony

Pakistan has the world's second-highest number of people with hepatitis C. Médecins Sans Frontières is focusing on tackling the viral infection in Karachi. Project Update - 20 Sep 2019
 
Kim Kholling (50)
India

Putting people at the centre of TB, HIV and hepatitis treatment in Manipur

For MSF in Manipur, India, people and their needs are at the centre of how treatment is provided for tuberculosis, HIV and hepatitis C. Photo Story - 30 Jul 2019
 
Diffa. Preventing the spread of hepatitis E
Hepatitis E

Hepatitis E should be considered a neglected tropical disease

Types of hepatitis E that primarily affect people with poor access to safe water and sanitation has received little attention and funding. By classifying hepatitis E as a neglected tropical disease by the World Health Organization, the spotlight could highlight the resources needed to address the disease. Journal article - 26 Jul 2019
 
Hepatitis C treatment in Mykolaiv
Ukraine

Effective drugs and patient support to combat Ukraine’s hepatitis C epidemic

A combination of generic drugs coupled with a comprehensive patient support model has shown promising results in a pilot project run by Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) in Ukraine. Project Update - 25 Jul 2019
 
Hepatitis C active case finding
Cambodia

Affordable drugs and new hepatitis C treatment method save lives

MSF is working with the Cambodian Ministry of Health to increase access to care for people with hepatitis C and has introduced innovative ways of diagnosing and treating the disease. Project Update - 24 Jul 2019
 
Closure Insein Clinic, Yangon Myanmar - Minzayar Oo - June 2019
Myanmar

Clinic closure marks milestone for HIV treatment in Myanmar

MSF teams have been treating people living with HIV in the Insein clinic, in Yangon, Myanmar, since 2014. With the national HIV programme able to continue treatment programmes, we've now closed Insein; MSF counsellor Ko Myo Kyaw explains life at our clinic. Project Update - 8 Jul 2019
Cholera intervention in South Kivu
Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF)

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