IAC 2014
23.07.2014

MSF treats first CMV retinitis patients

Aye Pyae Sone/MSF

For the first time in Myanmar, patients are receiving oral treatment for CMV retinitis, a neglected disease linked to HIV/AIDS which can cause blindness

PR Patient story Video 
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Gaza
21.07.2014

Israel Must Stop Bombing Trapped Civilians

Samantha Maurin/MSF

Since the Operation Protective Edge started, the majority of the dead and wounded are civilians and medical workers are also coming under fire.
Read the PR Testimony

Next: Suitcase or Coffin
CAR
16.07.2014

Suitcase or Coffin

Camille Lepage/Polaris

Retrospective mortality study reveals massive levels of death due to violence against Muslims during peak of conflict in Central African Republic

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Next: Child malnutrition rates skyrocket in South Sudan
South Sudan
14.07.2014

Child malnutrition rates skyrocket in South Sudan

MSF/Nick Owen

Children in parts of South Sudan are suffering from shocking rates of malnutrition.

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Gatlouk's photo story
Interview with MSF Project Coordinator, Sarah Maynard

 

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Zimbabwe: Divided we fall

Article
25 July 2014
New system of HIV treatment transforms lives in Zimbabwe

An update on the Ebola outbreak in West Africa

Article
24 July 2014
As the Ebola outbreak continues to spread in west Africa, MSF is stepping up its response in the...

Iraq: Hospitals destroyed by air strikes

Press release
24 July 2014
Hospitals destroyed by air strikes leave Iraqis without healthcare in Iraq

Gaza: A night at the Al-Shifa Hospital

Article
23 July 2014
Waves of wounded patients streamed into the emergency department the Al-Shifa Hospital

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In Nigeria,
MSF treated around
14,000
cholera patients since the
cholera outbreak began
in January 2014

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Shifa Hospital, Gaza City
© Samantha Maurin/MSF
Shifa Hospital, Gaza City
Kelly, MSF anesthetist, in the intensive care unit of the burnt service of Shifa hospital where two brothers, 8 and 4 years old, are hospitalized after being severely burned when a missile fell on their house.
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