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Melut, Upper Nile state, South Sudan
South Sudan

MSF resumes activities in Melut amid challenges to access the population in parts of Upper Nile state

MSF has resumed activities in Melut, Upper Nile state, 16 days after renewed fighting in mid-May forced the organisation to suspend medical activities and evacuate staff. The ongoing conflict and recurrent periods of shelling in Malakal and Melut are still making it difficult both for MSF teams to access the population to provide medical assistance and for populations to access healthcare facilities. Project Update - 29 Jun 2015
 
Bunyakiri Vaccination Campaign
Democratic Republic of Congo

MSF teams vaccinate 42,000 children against measles in the region of Bunyakiri

MSF teams have vaccinated children and young people in the region of Bunyakiri and Tushunguti, an area that is particularly difficult to access and cannot be reached by any kind of vehicle. Project Update - 26 Jun 2015
 
Cholera vaccination at Nyaragusu refugee camp in Tanzania
Tanzania

MSF to carry out oral cholera vaccination for Burundian and Congolese refugees

115,000 refugees to be vaccinated against cholera this month. "Although the number of cholera cases is low at the moment, another influx of people from Burundi could put further strain on existing services, and the risk of another outbreak remains high.” says MSF Emergency Coordinator. Project Update - 22 Jun 2015
 
Chad - Medical care for people fleeing Boko Haram attacks
Refugees, IDPs and people on the move

Lake Chad: Waves of displacement and fear

Due to the conflict in Nigeria and the regular attacks around Lake Chad, there are today more than 1.5 million displaced people in the region looking for safety. Project Update - 19 Jun 2015
 
Emergency in South Irumu: Vaccinations and distributions in unstable areas
Democratic Republic of Congo

A new project for victims of violence in Boga

MSF launched a new project with local partners in Boga focusing principally on reproductive health, the medical and psychological treatment of victims of violence. Project Update - 17 Jun 2015
 
Snakebites in Paoua
Medical resource

A Global Biomedical R&D Fund and Mechanism for Innovations of Public Health Importance

PLOS Medicine paper on the need for a preparedness R&D mechanism that can quickly deliver innovative responses to emerging health threats. Journal article - 17 Jun 2015
 
Website

Because Tomorrow Needs Her

Because Tomorrow Needs Her explores challenges through the experiences of MSF field workers: doctors, midwives, nurses and counsellors. womenshealth.msf.org
 
"Because Tomorrow Needs Her" communications project - Repairing Fistulas in Burundi
Women's health

Women's Health: Because Tomorrow Needs Her

A collection of first-hand stories of trying to save women’s lives in developing countries: the challenges, the successes, and what still needs to be done. Campaign - 16 Jun 2015
 
The Stop Stocks Outs Project South Africa April 2015
South Africa

Drug shortages threaten progress made in the world’s largest HIV programme

A new survey released by Stop Stock Outs Project shows that shortages of essential HIV and tuberculosis medicines in most South African provinces are a systematic obstacle to the success of the largest antiretroviral treatment program in the world. Press Release - 11 Jun 2015
 
The Stop Stocks Outs Project South Africa April 2015
South Africa

Drug shortages - testimonies from patients and medical staff

"When I arrived at my clinic, I was told that my treatment was not in stock and sent home with no medicine." Voices from the Field - 11 Jun 2015
Cholera intervention in South Kivu
Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF)

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