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HIV/AIDS

Glaxo stops Africans buying cheap Aids drugs

Special report: the Aids crisis Project Update - 2 Dec 2000
 
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HIV/AIDS

"Treatment exists, but at unaffordable prices for most of the patients"

"Treatment exists, but at unaffordable prices for most of the patients" Project Update - 1 Dec 2000
 
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Ethiopia

HIV/AIDS a hidden danger in Somali Region

Lying on a raffia mat on the floor, staring listlessly at a passing nurse, a young boy finds it too much effort to move his limbs, or his head. Only his huge sunken eyes move, slowly. "Tuberculosis I think," says the senior nurse, Abdullahi Bedel Teken. Project Update - 29 Nov 2000
 
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Guinea

MSF working at yellow fever outbreak in Guinea

A total of ten MSF teams in collaboration with the Guinean Ministry of Health and Hopital Sans Frontieres (no connection to MSF) are working against an outbreak of yellow fever in Guinea, Africa. The first cases were identified seven weeks ago. Project Update - 29 Nov 2000
 
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Republic of Congo

Health and war in Congo-Brazzaville

Médecins Sans Frontières. Congo-Brazzaville: a war behind closed doors. London: MSF; October, 1999. Project Update - 27 Nov 2000
 
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Neglected diseases

Nobel funds allocated to neglected diseases

When MSF was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1999, the organisation announced the money would go towards raising awareness of and fighting against neglected diseases. Press Release - 21 Nov 2000
 
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Palestine

New MSF mission opens in Gaza

To face the trauma endured by populations most exposed to violence, MSF opens a mission of medical and psychological support in Gaza. Press Release - 20 Nov 2000
 
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Haemorrhagic fevers

Ebola outbreak: The worst thought to be over

The ebola epidemic in Uganda seems to have passed its peak, with the number of new cases decreasing. So far 94 people have died and another 286 are thought to have become infected with the virus, according to the MSF team in Gulu. Project Update - 12 Nov 2000
 
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Serbia

Parliamentary inquiry of Srebrenica - Investigation or diversion?

Médecins sans Frontières questions the conditions of the parliamentary inquiry into Srebrenica. Press Release - 11 Nov 2000
 
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Angola

Angola's pretence of normality hides manipulation, violence, and a neglected population.

Angola's pretence of normality hides manipulation, violence, and a neglected population. Press Release - 9 Nov 2000
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