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June 2009

Bolivia 2009 © Anna Surinyach

At least 10 percent of the population in Bolivia is carrying the parasite for Chagas disease. Few people, including medical staff, are aware of its prevalence, but MSF is running a groundbreaking program there.

Also: MSF is offering mental health care to displaced people in Mindanao, in the Philippines, and providing health care in Balochistan province in Pakistan, where decades of insecurity has made medical services rare.

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More on the stories in this episode:

• Chagas: It's Time to Break the Silence
• In Philippines, Displaced People Live in Dire Conditions
• Pakistan: Rural Maternity Unit Offers Life-Saving Assistance to Afghan Refugees

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