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Ceasefire now

The US must call for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza

News Dec 04, 2023

story Dec 05, 2023

Water scarcity presents health risks to Sudanese refugees in Chad

A woman holding jerry cans of water at a water distribution point in eastern Chad.

story Dec 01, 2023

MSF convoy attack in Gaza: All elements point to Israeli army responsibility

Destroyed vehicles in MSF convoy attack in Gaza

story Dec 06, 2023

“You’re going to die here”: Abuse in Libyan detention centers

A group of migrants and refugees gathered together in a shared dwelling in Libya in August 2021.

story Dec 07, 2023

In Libya, fears of rain, clouds, and climate change

A damaged bridge with water flowing through in Derna, where MSF is providing mental health care.

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Story | Sep 20, 2022

Russia: MSF partners with local organizations to support people displaced by conflict in Ukraine

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Humanitarian Action’s physician Dr Olga

Story | Nov 30, 2018

“I am one of you”: Reaching out to people living with HIV and hepatitis C in Ukraine

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Out of Darkness- fighting Hepatitis C

Story | Nov 30, 2018

In Ukraine, an integrative approach to treating hepatitis C in HIV-positive patients

Mykolaiv project shows that hepatitis C can be effectively treated in people living with HIV

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Out of Darkness- fighting Hepatitis C

News | May 23, 2002

HIV/AIDS Drug Deal in Ukraine Promotes Multinationals, Ignores Cheaper Generics That Could Treat More People

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