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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.

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Newsweek: The Syrian Civil War Could Spell the End of Antibiotics

September 21, 2016

Newsweek visits the Doctors Without Borders Special Hospital for Reconstructive Surgery in Amman, Jordan, to look into the growing number of Syrians who have acquired bacterial infections that are immune to almost all antibiotics. View external media.
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TIME: A Week On Board a Refugee Recovery Ship

September 08, 2016

Journalist Aryn Baker and Photographer Lysey Addario spent a week on board the MV Aquarius.
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TIME: Inside One of Afghanistan’s Largest Hospitals

September 01, 2016

Dutch photojournalist, Kadir Van Lohuizen, recently visited the Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) 300 bed hospital in Helmand province, Afghanistan.
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NPR: They're Caught in a Crisis that Isn't Hitting the Headlines

August 30, 2016

NPR looks into the widely underreported crisis in northeastern Nigeria, and MSF's response to the catastrophic levels of malnutrition. Read external media. 
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Foreign Correspondent: Yemen: The War on Children

August 23, 2016

Foreign Correspondent's Middle East correspondent, Sophie McNeill, travels to Yemen to report on a war that has now claimed more than 6500 lives, many of them children, in just 17 months. View external media.
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The Berlin Daily Sun: Local Nurse Completes Third Mission with Doctors Without Borders

August 16, 2016

Alice Maitland has just returned home from her third assignment with Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), where she supervised the emergency room at MSF's project in Bentiu, South Sudan. View external media. 
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NPR: Tens Of Thousands Displaced by Boko Haram in Nigeria

August 15, 2016

NPR's Ofeibea Quist-Arcton visits one of Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF's) projects for acutely malnourished children in northeastern Nigeria. View external media. 
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The Huffington Post: Big Pharma Says it Offers Cheap Vaccines for Refugees, but it’s not Completely True

August 05, 2016

Due to the absence of “global” solution to provide the pneumonia vaccine at an affordable price during emergencies, MSF had to pay more than 20 times the lowest global price to vaccinate more than 5000 children against the disease in Greece. Pfizer and GSK, the manufacturers of the vaccine, have refused to reduce the price of the vaccine. View external media.  

 
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Humanosphere: Vaccine Prices are 20 Times Higher in Refugee Camps, Aid Group Charges

August 02, 2016

Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) has decried the high cost humanitarian organizations pay for vaccines – up to 20 times the normal prices – for vulnerable children in refugee settings. MSF is calling on drug companies to lower vaccine prices. View external media
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Reuters: MSF Fears Famine in Northeast Nigeria; Calls for U.N. Food Pipeline

July 27, 2016

MSF warns that severely malnourished children are dying in large numbers in northeast Nigeria, where food supplies are close to running out. View external media. 

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