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News | Mar 24, 2023

Biden administration must withdraw proposed asylum rule

The sweeping rule would disqualify most asylum seekers who pass through another country en route to the US southern border.

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News | Mar 24, 2023

MSF public comment on proposed rule to curb asylum in the US

The proposed rule would establish a “presumption of ineligibility” for asylum for most noncitizens who cross the southern border without authorization.

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Story | Mar 23, 2023

How to end TB: Teach it at school

MSF has developed a TB education curriculum that empowers educators and learners to become TB advocates.

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News | Mar 23, 2023

Cyclone Freddy: People still cut off from health care in Malawi

MSF continues to provide aid to those affected, including people living in displacement camps and remote areas

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News | Mar 23, 2023

MSF applauds rejection of J&J attempt to extend TB drug patent

The rejection of the salt form of bedaquiline is welcome news for people with drug-resistant tuberculosis.

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Story | Mar 23, 2023

Between enemy lines: the destruction of health care in Ukraine

“In some of the towns and villages where we work, the destruction is absolute."

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Story | Mar 23, 2023

Ukraine: Medical care severely disrupted in war-torn areas

Accounts from health workers and patients in war-torn areas of southern and eastern Ukraine.

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News | Mar 22, 2023

World TB Day: More people need access to testing and treatment

MSF calls on governments and donors to speed up access to new, improved treatment for drug-resistant tuberculosis.

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News | Mar 16, 2023

Thousands of migrants seek shelter in northern Niger

Deported from Algeria, migrants are abandoned, left without protection or support.

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News | Mar 14, 2023

Malawi: MSF responds to medical needs following Cyclone Freddy

MSF is concerned about reemergence of cholera following storm as Malawi remains the most cholera-affected country in Africa

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