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Corine, whose two daughters are being treated for malaria
Central African Republic

“It is painful to see my children suffer like this”

A seasonal peak in malaria cases brings 800 children a week to MSF's clinic in Bangui Project Update - 25 Sep 2014
 
XDR-TB can be cured. The story of Phumeza Tisile.
Tuberculosis

MSF study highlights potential for social media to support MDR TB patients

A study published this week in PLOS ONE by Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) highlights the potential for social media to support patients undergoing treatment for multidrug-resistant (MDR) and extensively drug-resistant (XDR) tuberculosis (TB). Journal article - 24 Sep 2014
 
Ebola case management centre ELWA3 - Liberia
Haemorrhagic fevers

My friend from across the fence

Psychologist Ane Bjøru Fjeldsæter remembers the first child to survive survive Ebola. Voices from the Field - 24 Sep 2014
 
MSF pharmacy store keeper in Yemen checking stocks.
Yemen

MSF supports public and private hospitals in Sana'a

MSF is responding to increasing needs in Sana'a due to recent conflict. Press Release - 24 Sep 2014
 
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Palestine

Gaza: Confronting violence with psychosocial support

Amira* is a 63 year old woman who lives in Haska, Hebron Governorate in the West Bank.

This is one of the villages most affected by the intense search operation carried out by the Israeli army after the three Israeli teenagers went missing from Hebron on 12 June 2014. The Israeli forces spent 20 days.
Voices from the Field - 23 Sep 2014
 
Tsholotsho. Community ART Groups (CAG)
Zimbabwe

Community ART groups lighten the load for HIV patients

Community ART Groups in Zimbabwe lighten the load on HIV patients Project Update - 22 Sep 2014
Nigeria

Understanding Power Relationships: Commentary on Wurr C and Cooney L (2014) ‘Ethical Dilemmas in Population-Level Treatment of Lead Poisoning in Zamfara State, Nigeria’

After 4 years of relief activities, it is difficult to keep managing the lead poisoning epidemic in northern Nigeria as an emergency situation, while it appears clearly to be a more complex, widespread and chronic public health issue than anticipated. Journal article - 19 Sep 2014
 
Gaza, reconstructive surgery program
Palestine

Gaza:“Nothing compares to a war explosion wound”

Anesthetist talks about the difficulties in treating victims of bombings. Voices from the Field - 19 Sep 2014
 
Views from Shejaaia, northern Gaza
Palestine

Gaza: Between relief and pessimism

Gaza returned to a semblance of calm: damage is immense and the situation does not give cause for optimism.
Project Update - 19 Sep 2014
 
Jackson K.P. Naimah delivers statement to UN Security Council
Liberia

Statement to the United Nations Security Council Emergency session on Ebola

A team leader at MSF's Ebola care centre in Monrovia, Liberia, addresses the UN Security Council in New York, describing the urgent needs in the region. Speech - 18 Sep 2014
Cholera intervention in South Kivu
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