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Voices from the FieldFirst-hand Accounts from MSF Aid Workers and PatientsMay 2012
An Urgent Mission in SyriaIn late March 2012, an MSF team crossed the Turkish border into Syria in an effort to provide medical aid in the Idlib region. Read more » April 2012
Performing Reconstructive Surgery in the Gaza StripOperating theater nurse Mateja Stare spent one month in Gaza working at the MSF field hospital in Khan Younis. Read more » April 2012
By Foot, Bike, Car, or Canoe: Patient and Staff Stories of Malaria in DRCRead accounts from patients and MSF staff in DRC, where MSF is working to treat malaria. Read more » April 2012
Palestinian Territories: Counseling People Feeling "Vulnerable" and "Helpless" in HebronAn interview with a clinical psychologist who has spent the past nine months working among Palestinians in the flashpoint West Bank city of Hebron. Read more » March 2012
Iraq: Working to Reduce Neonatal Mortality in NajafAn MSF field coordinator in Najaf discusses perinatal and obstetric care in the one of the region's largest hospitals. Read more » March 2012
"It's Really a Delicate Balance": An MSF Doctor in the Jamam Refugee CampKirrily de Polnay, an MSF doctor working in South Sudan's Jamam refugee camps talks about the situation, the patients, and the nature of working in fast evolving emergency. Read more » March 2012
"Now There is Nothing": Testimonies from Refugees in South SudanTestimonies gathered from refugees in Doro and Jamam refugee camps in South Sudan articulate the challenges and fears they face on a daily basis. Read more » March 2012
Chad: Reducing Malnutrition Through PreventionIn western Chad, MSF is developing strategies to distribute supplementary food in order to prevent malnutrition rates from soaring. Read more » February 2012
Chad: "Prevention is the Important Issue"In December 2011, MSF nurse Marja Scholten coordinated a vaccination campaign in the African country of Chad to prevent meningitis. Read more » February 2012
Ethiopia: "There Is Still So Much to Improve"José Luis Dvorzak, an MSF doctor, describes his experiences in Ethiopia's Liben refugee camps, and calls attention to the ongoing plight of Somali refugees. Read more » |
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