Our teams are working on a study in collaboration with the Ministry of Health, which aims to prove the effectiveness of all-oral novel short-course regimens for patients with DR-TB. In 2021, more than 60 people were enrolled into the study in the regions of Arkhangelsk and Vladimir. By the end of 2021, the first patients completed their treatment and started the follow-up stage.
In Moscow and St. Petersburg, we continue our partnership with two community-based NGOs, offering healthcare to vulnerable people, including those living with HIV. The current project has been running since 2020, and has expanded its support from COVID-19 to additional infectious diseases.
Since the war in Ukraine escalated in 2022, many people have sought safety in Russia. We have set up teams in Russia to explore the humanitarian and medical needs of refugees and displaced people.
Our activities in 2022 in Russia
Data and information from the International Activity Report 2022.
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MSF active in the three worst hit regions as well as in IDP camps in Ingushetia and Chechnya.
Letter to Danish Foreign Minister on the repatriation of Chechen IDPs in Ingushetia
MSF concerned over new pressures exerted on Chechen refugees inIngushetia to return to Chechnya
Ten years with the Moscow homeless - Any reason to celebrate?
Chechnya : the cosmetic recommendations of the European Parliament
Chechnya: MSF presentation to 58th Human Rights Commission
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16 Malaya Dmitrovka street,
127006 Moscow,
Russian Federation