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Voices from the FieldFirst-hand Accounts from MSF Aid Workers and PatientsMay 2013
In Central African Republic, the Violence Has Ended But the Emergency ContinuesMSF Head of Mission Serge St-Louis discusses the situation in CAR, where conflict has jeopardized the provision of medical care. Read more » May 2013
Iraq: Syrian Refugees' Health Deteriorates at Domeez CampOvercrowding and poor living conditions in Iraq’s Domeez camp have led to a recent deterioration in the health of Syrian refugees. Read more » May 2013
Bringing Treatment to Sleeping Sickness Patients with MSF's Mobile HAT TeamMSF medical doctor Papy Banza describes his experience working with the Mobile HAT Team over nine months in South Sudan. Read more » May 2013
Patient Story: Waking Up to Sleeping Sickness in DRCOlivier was bitten by tsetse flies carrying the sleeping sickness parasite while working deeping in the rainforest in DRC. He received treatment from the MSF team in Bili. Read more » May 2013
Syria: “I Feel Better, But I Can’t Walk”A young woman from Syria starts a new life in Turkey after being shot by a sniper. Read more » May 2013
Providing Psychological Care in Syria: “Flashbacks, Nightmares, and Baby Clothes”MSF psychologist Audrey Magis discusses how war has affected people in Syria and what MSF is doing to help. Read more » April 2013
In Syria, A Midwife On Call 24/7Belgian midwife Cathy Janssens, who recently returned from a MSF assignment in Syria, reflects on the highs and lows of her experience. Read more » March 2013
Insecurity and Shortages Still Plague CARMSF coordinator Sylvain Groulx discusses the situation in Bangui almost one week since the Seleka opposition group took control of the city. Read more » March 2013
Darfur: "After a Decade of Fighting There Are Still Medical Needs"MSF coordinator Fernando Medina discusses the situation in North Darfur, where tribal clashes have forced nearly 100,000 people to flee their homes. Read more » March 2013
Syria: "Nobody Here Was Prepared for This"MSF project manager Loïc Jaeger describes the situation in Syria, where he spent two months working in an MSF hospital. Read more » |
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