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Democratic Republic of Congo

Cholera outbreak causes high death toll

MSF sends extra team and supplies. Press Release - 12 Sep 2002
 
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Angola

Thousands of people arrive at Mavinga in search of food

The situation is so grave, and the lack of food so severe, that handicapped people, with prostheses and crutches, have tried to walk the 50 kilometers in the hope of finding food. Press Release - 30 Aug 2002
 
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Democratic Republic of Congo

Assaulted and shot at - MSF evacuates DRC Dungu team for safety reasons

During the night of Tuesday, August 28, the MSF mission in Dungu, Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), was made the object of three violent intrusions by armed soldiers. Press Release - 29 Aug 2002
 
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Kenya

Kenya Coalition welcomes re-amendment of Industrial Property Act

Change makes it possible for 'generic' drugs to be imported into Kenya. However, Coalition members point out that there are still other barriers to the wide use of cheaper ARVs in Kenya. Press Release - 15 Aug 2002
 
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Angola

Mortality rates in Bailundo and Mavinga confirm a drastic situation

In Cuando Cubango Province, the general state of population is miserable. Food is insufficient and the medical care is non-existent. For the moment, MSF is the only organization on the spot that has the capacity to intervene. Press Release - 28 Jun 2002
 
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Angola

Death rates in Angola confirm emergency situation

One in six children is malnourished, but food aid is insufficient. Press Release - 27 Jun 2002
 
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Neglected diseases

New drug for visceral leishmaniasis is first step in tackling neglected diseases - but much more must be done

MSF welcomes this week's news from the World Health organization that miltefosine, a new drug to treat visceral leishmaniasis*, has been registered in India and can now be used to treat patients infected with this killer disease. Press Release - 21 Jun 2002
 
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Angola

Thousands of Angolans left to starve

MSF International President condemns response of Angolan Government and United Nations as, "shamefully slow and shockingly insufficient" Press Release - 11 Jun 2002
 
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Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe government takes emergency action against HIV/AIDS

Overriding patents will dramatically cut price of treatment for patients. Press Release - 29 May 2002
 
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Angola

Famine rages across Huambo province

The mortality and malnutrition rates shows the profound suffering of the population and their risk of death if massive and immediate aid does not reach them. Press Release - 23 May 2002
Cholera intervention in South Kivu
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