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MSF Frontline Reports

June 2007

In this month's edition, you'll hear how the health-care worker crisis in southern Africa is undermining efforts to provide HIV/AIDS treatment and why a man living with AIDS in Thailand needs access to an AIDS medicine produced by an American pharmaceutical company. In our top story, an update on the situation in eastern Chad, where deadly attacks on villages have forced more than 150,000 people to flee their homes.

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Tags: HIV/AIDS, Health Worker Shortage, Thailand, Chad, International AIDS Conference

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