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Field News

CNN: MSF's Stephen Cornish Discusses Syria's Humanitarian Crisis

June 17, 2013

Stephen Cornish of Doctors Without Borders talks to CNN about Syria's humanitarian crisis.

Sudan 2010 © Juan-Carlos Tomasi

Voice from the Field

Darfur: "Every Time You Are Able to Save a Patient, It Gives You the Motivation to Save Another Life"

June 13, 2013

MSF doctor Mutwali Adam describes his experience providing medical care in the wake of violence in Sudan's North Darfur state.

South Sudan © Robin Meldrum/MSF

Press Release

South Sudan: 120,000 People Cut Off From Aid

June 14, 2013

Thousands  are at risk of death in Pibor County as the rainy and malaria season approaches.

Iraq 2013 © Pierre-Yves Bernard/MSF

Open Letters

MSF Open Letter: Words Must be Turned into Humanitarian Action for Syrians

June 5, 2013

After more than two years of raging conflict in Syria, humanitarian assistance inside the country and in neighboring states hosting Syrian refugees remains far below massive and growing needs.

DRC 2013 © José Sánchez/MSF

Field News

DRC: Reponding to a Malaria Emergency in Lulingu

June 17, 2013

MSF has launched an emergency response to combat an outbreak of malaria in South Kivu Province.

Field News

Fighting Discrimination Against HIV/AIDS in Yemen

June 11, 2013

MSF is working to help fight the stigma associated with HIV/AIDS in Yemen.

CAR 2013 © Ton Koene

Field News

"A Crisis on Top of a Crisis": MSF Expands Programs in Post-Coup CAR

June 4, 2013

Three months after a coup in CAR, and with malaria season approaching, MSF continues to scale up activities to assist thousands with no access to basic health care.

Lesotho 2013 © Yasmin Rabiyan/MSF

Field News

Lesotho: Supporting Mothers in the Mountain Kingdom

June 5, 2013

MSF provides services for mothers and newborns in Lesotho, where a high prevalence of HIV and limited access to care can make giving birth dangerous.

Press Release

Afghanistan: MSF Strongly Condemns Violence Against Humanitarian Workers and Facilities

May 30, 2013

Following an attack on an office of the ICRC in Jalalabad, MSF strongly condemns violence against humanitarian workers and facilities.

Press Release

Myanmar: Restrictions Severely Impacting Access to Health Care

May 28, 2013

Government-imposed restrictions on Muslim communities in Rakhine State are preventing tens of thousands of people from accessing health care and other basic services

Burundi 2011 © Martina Martina Bacigalupo

Field News

Working to Treat and Prevent Fistula in Burundi

May 24, 2013

Obstetric fistulas affect some two million women worldwide. MSF is training gynecologists to treat this devastating condition.

CAR 2013 © Francois Beda/MSF

Voice from the Field

In Central African Republic, the Violence Has Ended But the Emergency Continues

May 17, 2013

MSF Head of Mission Serge St-Louis discusses the situation in CAR, where conflict has jeopardized the provision of medical care.

South Sudan 2013 © Yann Libessart

Field News

South Sudan: Humanitarian Deadlock in Yida

May 23, 2013

Sudanese refugees are stranded at the center of complex political agendas that threaten to worsen their dire situation.

India 2013 © Sami Siva

Press Release

Countries Must Fix Critical Access to Medicines Flaws in Trans-Pacific Trade Pact

May 8, 2013

As negotiations for the TPP restart tomorrow, countries must prioritize fixing critical flaws in the agreement that could leave millions of people with limited access to affordable generic medicines. Take action: tell members of congress to protect access to lifesaving medicines.

Video

Malawi: A Clearer Picture of the AIDS Epidemic

May 15, 2013

MSF teams are taking part in an ambitious survey designed to measure the incidence of the disease, seeking to learn if HIV/AIDS is still spreading as rapidly as it was.

Ethiopia 2013 © Faith Schwieker-Miyandazi/MSF

Field News

Lifesaving Mother and Child Care in the Ethiopian Mountains

May 8, 2013

MSF is providing care to mothers in the remote Ethiopian region of Aroressa, where health centers and qualified medical personnel are scarce.

Press Release

Global Vaccines Community Must Bring Price of New Vaccines Down

April 19, 2013

MSF calls on GAVI and pharmaceutical companies to extend discounts so more children can be reached.

Syria conflict rages on

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