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Cholera Juba South Sudan
South Sudan

Mary's story: Making cholera treatment accessible in Juba, South Sudan

Mary's story: Making cholera treatment accessible in Juba, South Sudan Voices from the Field - 10 Jun 2014
 
Cholera Juba South Sudan
South Sudan

Treating a Cholera Outbreak in Juba

MSF Head of Mission for South Sudan, Brian P. Moller, details MSF’s main concerns and activities Voices from the Field - 10 Jun 2014
 
Laurence Flevaud, MSF'sLaboratory Advisor
Chagas disease

Chagas disease turns its back on the lab

Laurence Flevaud, MSF’s laboratory advisor, has coordinated a multicentre study to assess the efficacy of rapid diagnosis tests for Chagas disease. In view of the results of the study, Laurence tells us about the myths they have managed to break. Voices from the Field - 10 Jun 2014
 
Kawargosk camp + camp in Erbil area, Iraq
Iraq

“The smiles of patients” – Syrian refugees in Iraq

Clinical psychologist Charlotte Yence tells us about some of her mission in Iraqi Kurdistan Voices from the Field - 5 Jun 2014
 
MDR-TB Project Yerevan
Armenia

MSF: 25 years in Armenia

A video illustrating the 25-years presence of MSF in Armenia, from 1988 earthquake to today's DR-TB programme Project Update - 5 Jun 2014
 
MSF program in Salle and Rukumkot
Nepal

Factors Affecting Perceived Stigma in Leprosy Affected Persons in Western Nepal

Factors Affecting Perceived Stigma in Leprosy Affected Persons in Western Nepal Journal article - 5 Jun 2014
 
Syrian refugees in Harmanli, Bulgaria
Bulgaria

MSF projects for refugees in Bulgaria coming to a close

Over the past seven months, teams from Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) have provided medical and mental healthcare, distributed essential aid and made improvements to buildings and facilities in three reception centres for asylum seekers in Bulgaria. Project Update - 5 Jun 2014
 
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Haemorrhagic fevers

Resurgence of Epidemic Ebola in West Africa

While the number of patients appeared to be in decline, new cases of Ebola have been reported in Guinea and Sierra Leone. The virus has already affected more than 300 people in West Africa. Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) is continuing its work supporting health authorities in the two countries, treating patients and putting measures in place to contain the epidemic. Project Update - 3 Jun 2014
 
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Central African Republic

Fresh attack on MSF in Ndélé

Following fresh attacks in Ndélé (CAR), MSF evacuated a number of staff members Press Release - 3 Jun 2014
 
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Website

Cholera Treatment Centre

What is a Cholera Treatment Centre? Médecins Sans Frontières provides information about the key parts of a CTC, and what patients can expect in their treatment. ctc.msf.org
Cholera intervention in South Kivu
Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF)

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