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Malnutrition in Chad
Chad

Patient stories, malnutrition in Bokoro region

Severe malnutrition is very common among babies and young children in Chad and often relatives may not be aware of the severity of their child’s illness because it’s what they’re used to seeing. In addition, there are few health services in Chad and they often don’t have the necessary medicine, so relatives don’t always seek help. Voices from the Field - 15 Sep 2016
 
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Access to medicines

The naked truth

Project Update - 14 Sep 2016
 
Seeking malaria treatment around Aweil, South Sudan
Access to medicines

MSF urges governments to set medical research policies that align with people’s health needs

“People in poor and wealthy countries alike are now finding that the medicines they need either don’t exist, or are priced so high they can’t afford them, and governments need to solve these problems,” said Katy Athersuch, Medical Access and Innovation Policy Advisor of MSF’s Access Campaign. Press Release - 13 Sep 2016
 
hospital in Paoua
Central African Republic

Providing guidance to ensure high quality care

Voices from the Field - 13 Sep 2016
 
New arrival on Aquarius
Mediterranean migration

A very normal birth in dangerously abnormal conditions

On 12 September, a healthy baby boy was born on board MV Aquarius, a search and rescue vessel run in partnership between MSF and SOS Méditerranée. He was born in international waters to Nigerian parents, who named their baby Newman Otas.

Project Update - 12 Sep 2016
 
Niger: NFI distributions in Toumour
Niger

MSF assists hundreds of newly displaced people in eastern Diffa

“Given the critical situation in the areas of Nigeria and Chad that border Niger, it is likely that Toumour will continue to receive more refugees in such a precarious condition as this last group,” explains Youssouf Demdelé, MSF’s deputy head of mission in Niger. Project Update - 9 Sep 2016
 
Besieged Taiz - Yemen
Yemen

Healthcare at breaking point

"In the public hospitals that are still functioning in Yemen, beds are full – those people who are able come from all over the country to access what medical care is available," says Crystal van Leeuwen, an MSF nurse. "For others, all that remains are private clinics that, in the current economic crisis, people can barely afford." Voices from the Field - 9 Sep 2016
Cholera intervention in South Kivu
Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF)

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We provide medical assistance to people affected by conflict, epidemics, disasters, or exclusion from healthcare. Our teams are made up of tens of thousands of health professionals, logistic and administrative staff - most of them hired locally. Our actions are guided by medical ethics and the principles of independence and impartiality. We are a non-profit, self-governed, member-based organisation.

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