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Sudan

MSF's expulsion leaves health care vacuum for 100,000 in Kalma Camp, Darfur

Lydia Geirsdottir, MSF Project Coordinator in Kalma Camp, describes how the expulsion will affect the thousands of people living in one of the world's largest internally displaced people's (IDP) camps. Voices from the Field - 11 Mar 2009
 
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Palestine

Post-operative care reflects the nature and intensity of the violence in Gaza

Patients receive care in three MSF post-operative clinics in the Gaza Strip and also through MSF mobile clinics. Voices from the Field - 23 Feb 2009
 
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Zimbabwe

Cholera, cholera - by Joanna Stavropoulou

Read the blog of Joanna, MSF field communications officer. Voices from the Field - 19 Feb 2009
 
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Palestine

High casualties in Gaza

Voices from the Field - 7 Jan 2009
 
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HIV/AIDS

Brendan Bannon blog - Day Nine

Brendan Bannon writes about his last day in Homa Bay, Kenya. Voices from the Field - 3 Dec 2008
 
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World AIDS Day

Brendan Bannon blog - Day Eight

Brendan Bannon shares with us his experience of World AIDS Day in Homa Bay, Kenya. Voices from the Field - 1 Dec 2008
 
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HIV/AIDS

Brendan Bannon blog - Day Seven

Brendan Bannon explains why he believes that HIV/AIDS is also a social condition. Voices from the Field - 30 Nov 2008
 
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HIV/AIDS

Brendan Bannon blog - Day Six

Brendan Bannon shares with us the story of Milka Anyango Odondi who wants to be a grandmother someday. This morning, she gave birth to a healthy baby boy and they are both HIV negative. Voices from the Field - 29 Nov 2008
 
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HIV/AIDS

Brendan Bannon blog - Day Five

Brendan Bannon shares with us several scattered moments that revealed to him the scope of what is happening in Homa Bay, Kenya. Voices from the Field - 28 Nov 2008
 
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HIV/AIDS

Brendan Bannon blog - Day Four: Invisible Children

Brendan Bannon blog - Day Four: Invisible Children Voices from the Field - 27 Nov 2008
Cholera intervention in South Kivu
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