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Somalia

MSF team returns to Bosasso

Project Update - 21 May 2002
 
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Angola

Angola 'grey zones' emergency - a dying population

"We have seen hardly any little children under five. Lots of them had already died," said Mercedes Tata, MSF's medical emergency coordinator in Chipindo. "A whole hill has been covered with fresh graves since September" - Chipindo, April 2002 Project Update - 7 May 2002
 
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Democratic Republic of Congo

A plaster on a gaping wound

To starve or risk being gang-raped or even killed. That is the impossible choice faced daily by women in Shabunda, in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. MSF is the only international organisation present in town and is trying to help them cope. Project Update - 16 Apr 2002
 
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Republic of Congo

Ebola intervention ends in Congo-Brazzaville

Project Update - 15 Apr 2002
 
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Republic of Congo

MSF intervention in Congo-Brazzaville ebola outbreak extended

MSF has sent a second team and a charter to Congo-Brazzaville to assist with the ebola intervention programme in the north of the country. Project Update - 4 Mar 2002
 
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South Africa

Brazilian generic drugs in South Africa - the background

This document presents a historical account of the use of Brazilian drugs in MSF's antiretroviral programme in South Africa. Project Update - 29 Jan 2002
 
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South Africa

Media reaction to MSF use of generic drugs in South Africa

Following the press release by MSF, TAC and Oxfam on the import and use of generic drugs from Brazil to treat AIDS victims in South Africa, coverage of the issue from international press has been substantial. Project Update - 29 Jan 2002
 
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South Africa

'HIV drugs gave me back my life'

Doctors gave Matthew Damane just a few years to live after he was diagnosed with HIV, the virus that causes Aids, in 1997. Project Update - 29 Jan 2002
 
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Sudan

Saving lives in the name of vanity

Over sixty million Africans are in danger of sleeping sickness. Without treatment, death is a certainty. But a life saving drug is back in production, thanks to a vanity product sold to suppress facial hair. Project Update - 28 Jan 2002
 
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Democratic Republic of Congo

At Goma volcano site, MSF focuses on water and prevention

MSF initial assessments indicate the extent of damage to Goma, DRC. With large numbers of displaced, MSF is preparing water supply solutions and outbreak prevention strategies. Project Update - 21 Jan 2002
Cholera intervention in South Kivu
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