Dr Dorian Job, MSF West Africa Program Manager in Dakar, provides an update on the situation and priorities at this stage.
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Repeated attacks and armed violations against health facilities supported by MSF in the city of Taiz are compromising our ability to deliver effective medical care for Yemenis.
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By Karline Kleijer, Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) Head of Emergencies Today as the world is focused on the Corona Virus pandemic, the world’s second-worst Ebola outbreak is finally nearing its end. Over the past months the number of Ebola cases finally dwindled. Having lasted over 18 months and resulting in the deaths of over […]
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In Iraq’s northern sub-district of Qayyarah, merely 60 kilometers south of Mosul the capital of Nineveh province, traces of a war subsided three years ago are still starkly evident. There, Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) runs the only hospital specialized in burns in Nineveh, a province still reeling from the shock of a ferocious war […]
Leveraging its experience and expertise in managing epidemics in contexts where health and social care systems are fragile or unable to cope with such situations, MSF is stepping up its COVID-19 response.
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Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) treats patients suffering from a wide array of illnesses and health needs. Here are some of the medical issues we see and what we do about them. […]
Worldwide, at least one in three women has experienced some form of sexual violence.
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MSF is ready to deploy its emergency team and inflatable 50-bed facility elsewhere in Iran or to other countries where they are urgently needed.
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Our maternal health programs in more than 25 countries focus on reducing maternal and infant mortality.
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TB is the world’s leading infectious disease killer with nearly 10 million people affected and 1.5 million deaths in 2018
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