MSF provided emergency medical and mental healthcare in New York and New Jersey following Hurricane Sandy in 2012.
Our teams responded to the coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic in several states across the US. MSF worked with vulnerable groups in New York and on Puerto Rico; in nursing homes in Michigan and Texas; with migrant farmworkers in Florida; and with Native American communities in Arizona and New Mexico.
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MSF filling gaps in medical aid for people affected by Hurricane Sandy
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Open letter to the U.S. government about the quality of food aid
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Reforming quality of global food aid critical to fight childhood malnutrition
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First patent goes into the medicines patent pool drug companies must now follow suit
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Lack of funding undercuts opportunities to overcome global health threats
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