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A female staff member is interviewed by a television crew from the Afghanistan national TV station, Shamshad, outside MSF's maternity hospital in Khost, Afghanistan, 2013.

Browse the latest stories and reports on MSF from various media outlets.

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Congress Should Fix the Priority Review Voucher Program: MSF’s Rius Explains

December 08, 2014

This article was originally published in The Wall Street Journal.
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Nature: Vaccines Endure African Temperatures Without Damage

February 19, 2014

An anti-meningitis campaign in Benin delivers more than 150,000 doses with no losses from excess heat. View external media.
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Marketplace: Getting 40 percent of the world's economy on the same page

January 28, 2014

Judit Rius explains how the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade agreement would decrease access to affordable generic medications.

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The Oakland Press: Ferndale nurse returns from health mission in Nigeria with Doctors Without Borders program

March 24, 2012

Kate Pittel always has had a passion for helping others and traveling the world. The Ferndale nurse found the perfect opportunity in the Doctors Without Borders program, where she volunteered for the organization’s fistula program in Nigeria.

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Oprah.com: "16 Ways to Make an Incredible Impact With Less Than $15"

December 01, 2011

Oprah cites 16 ways to make an incredible impact with less than $15, highlighting the importance of charitable spirit during the holiday season.

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Devex: Top Humanitarian Agencies on Social Media

October 28, 2011

Doctors Without Borders launches an app that enables supporters to donate their Facebook or Twitter profiles for its initiative to "help rewrite the story of malnutrition." 

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The New Yorker - Photo Booth: In Focus: Starved for Attention

July 14, 2010

Every six seconds worldwide, a child dies from malnutrition. Despite this alarming fact, childhood malnutrition remains under-documented and fundamentally misunderstood, reports Doctors Without Borders. To draw attention to the crisis, they called upon experienced photojournalists to visit seven countries, from war zones to impoverished regions to emerging economies, to create the multimedia series “Starved for Attention.”

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New York Times - Lens Blog: Unsung Allies Battle Starvation in Africa

July 09, 2010

The picture of starvation in Africa is one we think we know. “We tend to think of it as a lonely child in the middle of nowhere with a vulture hanging over her,” Marcus Bleasdale said. “It’s not like that at all. There is a very concerned family. Hundreds of doctors go into making these children well again.”

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PRI - The World: The Photographer

May 19, 2009

A new book portrays the journey one photographer took with the group into war-torn Afghanistan. Listen to The World's Clarck Boyd on The Photographer.