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"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
 
Bourbon Argos 2nd rescue, June 1, 2015
Mediterranean migration

MSF saddened by loss of life during Argos ship rescue

“MSF is deeply saddened by this loss of life and our thoughts go out to the victims and their loved ones” says Meinie Nicolai, MSF President, and former nurse supervisor on board the Bourbon Argos. Statement - 15 Jun 2015
 
Dignity I ready to bolster operations in the Mediterranean Sea
Mediterranean migration

MSF bolsters operations in the Mediterranean Sea

A third search, rescue and medical care boat, with teams from MSF on board, will assist people trying to reach Europe by sea in a bid to escape war, persecution and poverty at home. Press Release - 13 Jun 2015
 
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Nepal

In Memoriam: MSF colleagues lost in Nepal crash

On Tuesday 2nd June, three of our colleagues lost their lives in a helicopter crash in Nepal. Sandeep Mahat, Jessica Wilford, and Sher Bahadur Karki (Raj) were flying back to Kathmandu after delivering much-needed medical and humanitarian assistance to earthquake-affected villages in Sindhupalchowk district when the accident occurred. We miss them all tremendously. Statement - 12 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
 
Emergency Surgical Unit, Aden
Yemen

MSF receives 100 injured in one day after shelling of residential areas in Aden

More than 100 injured, including women and children, were received by MSF in Aden yesterday as a result of heavy shelling on the Al-Basateen residential area in the city. 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
 
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India

Access Campaign: MSF launches global campaign urging India to protect access to affordable medicines

Global campaign urging Indian PM to stand strong in the face of pressure to change India’s laws and policies in ways that would severely restrict the country’s ability to produce affordable medicines, Campaign - 11 Jun 2015
 
Meningitis epidemics in Lazaret centre in Niamey
Niger

Meningitis epidemic on the decline

The number of patients with meningitis decreased by nearly 98 per cent, dropping from 279 admissions a day in early May 2015 to 4 admissions a day in early June 2015. Crisis Update - 10 Jun 2015
 
Measles in Katanga
Democratic Republic of Congo

DRC: Measles in Katanga - "We’re facing a genuine epidemic emergency."

Interview with Dr Louis Albert Massing about the worst measles epidemic in Katanga since 2011. Voices from the Field - 10 Jun 2015
Cholera intervention in South Kivu
Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF)

Independent medical humanitarian assistance

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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