Sudan
23.01.2015

MSF hospital bombed in South Kordofan

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150 patients and staff were in the hospital when a Sudanese fighter jet dropped a cluster of bombs

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20.01.2015

MSF calls on GSK & Pfizer to slash pneumo vaccine price to $5 per child

Sydelle WIllow Smith

New report reveals countries struggle with sky-rocketing vaccine prices amidst market shrouded in secrecy.

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Next: Thousands of flood victims stranded with little to no food
Malawi
22.01.2015

Thousands of flood victims stranded with little to no food

Julien Lefèvre/MSF

At least 20k people in Nsanje and East Bank have been without food, clean water and medical aid for 10 days.

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Next: MSF resumes activities after 9 month absence
Myanmar
22.01.2015

MSF resumes activities after 9 month absence

Aye Pyae Sone/MSF

Over 3,480 outpatient consultations performed since resuming primary healthcare operations four weeks ago.

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Next: Oxford University begins trial of Ebola treatment at MSF centre in Liberia.
Ebola
07.01.2015

Oxford University begins trial of Ebola treatment at MSF centre in Liberia.

Laetitia Martin/MSF

Aims to determine if the anti-viral drug brincidofovir is safe and effective.

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