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Zimbabwe

I thought I was going to die

Dennis Taronga is receiving antiretroviral therapy at Murwira Clinic, a decentralised clinic in Buhera district, southeastern Zimbabwe, with the help of Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF). This is his story. Voices from the Field - 17 Aug 2009
 
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Zimbabwe

Are we beyond cholera and the crisis in Zimbabwe?

MSF Head of Mission Rian van de Braak about the current situation in the country. Project Update - 17 Aug 2009
 
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Sri Lanka

It's amazing what you can be thankful for: surgery in northern Sri Lanka

Tim Pruchnic, an Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) surgeon who has been working in Pompaimadhu hospital since May, describes his experience there. Project Update - 13 Aug 2009
 
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Project Update

Nobody could take her dignity from her

Fiona Bass is a nurse who worked in the MSF project of Masisi, a town located in the heart of the North Kivu conflict. She tells the story of one patient who was raped by armed men in Eastern D. R. Congo. Voices from the Field - 27 Jul 2009
 
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Malawi

Universal access to HIV treatment in Malawi is feasible and affordable but threatened by high prices of newer drugs

Marielle Bemelmans, MSF head of mission in Malawi, explains how universal access to HIV treatment in Malawi works and why the high prices of newer AIDS drugs put this great achievement in peril. Project Update - 22 Jul 2009
 
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South Africa

Optimise now or pay more later

Sub-optimal treatment threatens long-term survival of people living with HIV/AIDS Press Release - 20 Jul 2009
 
HIV/AIDS

HIV/AIDS treatment in developing countries: The battle for long-term survival has just begun

Over three million people living with HIV/AIDS in the developing world receive antiretroviral therapy (ART). However, the medicines and diagnostic tools available are inadequate to respond fully to their needs. In addition, seven million people are in need of treatment and are still waiting for access. Report - 20 Jul 2009
 
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South Africa

Disruptions in HIV drug supplies and funding endanger patient lives

The inaction of national governments, donors, and their partners must end and they must take urgent and concrete measures, says Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), speaking one day ahead of the 5th International Aids Society Conference in Cape Town, South Africa. Press Release - 17 Jul 2009
 
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Mali

Nomadic groups challenge measles vaccination effort for 400,000 children in Mali

Overall, around 100 Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) staff, the majority from Mali, are working to address the measles outbreak. Project Update - 13 Jul 2009
 
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Chagas disease

Time to focus on patients

This year, 100 years since the discovery Chagas disease, MSF is launching the campaign, “Chagas: it’s time to break the silence.” Project Update - 7 Jul 2009
Cholera intervention in South Kivu
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