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to people affected by armed conflict, epidemics, healthcare exclusion and natural or man-made disasters.

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CAR/DRC: Lives split over the Congolese border

Testimony
6 April 2018
Sébastien Jagla, MSF project coordinator in the north of Democratic Republic of Congo, describes...

Palestine: MSF increases medical efforts for wounded in Gaza strip

Press release
5 April 2018
"The number of patients with trauma injuries had risen to 20 per week while it was 20 per month...

DRC/Uganda: The daily struggles of Ituri’s refugees

Article
Testimony
5 April 2018
“Many people were murdered with guns and some of their bodies were cut in half using axes. Others...

Yemen: Pledging conference – money alone is not enough

Statement
3 April 2018
"The pledges made today by donor countries are obviously essential, however they must be...

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Myanmar: treating HIV, TB, and hepatitis C in Insein clinic, Yangon

Insein clinic is one of two MSF clinics in Yangon, where MSF provides treatment for HIV, TB, and hepatitis C. In 2017, MSF provided care to 13,138 patients with HIV, TB or multidrug-resistant TB (MDR-TB) at the two clinics. 42 patients co-infected with HIV started MDR-TB treatment, 21 patients started extensively drug-resistant TB treatment (as part of the endTB programme, currently 33 patients are on treatment) and the team initiated hepatitis C treatment to 197 HIV-positive patients.

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