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MSF health promoters, Joseph Ibeabuchi (male) and April Ozibo Chinezon (female) educating the public about lassa fever in Abakaliki, Ebonyi State, Nigeria. They are creating awareness about the disease to stop the spread and reduce the stigma towards patients of the disease.
Nigeria

Tackling deadly and difficult-to-diagnose Lassa fever

In Nigeria, Lassa fever is endemic. Since 2018, our teams have been working closely with the Ministry of Health to treat patients suffering from Lassa fever. Our health promotion teams are also educating people about the disease to prevent its spread and reduce stigma and misinformation. Project Update - 25 Feb 2022
 
The most recent drugs used to tackle DR TB were strong antibiotics developed in the 1940s, and the combination of pills, powders and injections frequently have severe mental and physical side effects.
Quality Assurance

Processos de qualificação de MSF para produtos médicos

Processos de qualificação de MSF para produtos médicos msf.org - 22 Feb 2022
 
A child suffering from malnutrition eats Plumpynut at MSF's Pibor clinic in South Sudan.

At the time of this photo, the immediate region was in the throes of a particularly harsh hunger gap.
Quality Assurance

Processo de qualificação de MSF para alimentos para fins medicinais especiais

Processo de qualificação de MSF para alimentos para fins medicinais especiais msf.org - 22 Feb 2022
 
 MSF has been assisting the District Hospital of Madarounfa in the region of Maradi for years, ensuring free-of-charge and quality secondary healthcare for thousands of people. We are currently assisting the Emergency Room, paediatrics services including the newborns’ unit and the In-Patient Therapeutic Feeding Centre, and 2 isolation areas for infectious diseases.
Niger

Airstrike kills 12 people including children in south Niger

MSF teams were on hand to treat severely injured children at the the Madarounfa district hospital after an airstrike in southern Niger killed 12 people, including infants. Press Release - 21 Feb 2022
 
A Ministry of Health staff member checks a child’s rapid malaria test at an MSF-supported health centre in Farazala, northern Central African Republic.
Central African Republic

MSF forced to reduce medical activities in Kabo

MSF is forced to reduce medical activities in Kabo due to insecurity. Press Release - 17 Feb 2022
 
Pro vaccination. youth-focused murals in Khayelitsha.
Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic

Vaccinating people with comorbidities in South Africa

A new vaccination support programme in Khayelitsha, South Africa, has proven to protect individuals with comorbidities that increase the risk of severe disease and death from COVID-19. Press Release - 17 Feb 2022
 
MOTHER ASMAU RABIU AND HADIZA AT KOFAR MARUSA COMMUNITY, KATSINA STATE
Nigeria

Amid hunger, people are “lucky to be alive” in northwest Nigeria

The short documentary, “Lucky to be Alive”, highlights the nutrition crisis currently affecting northwest Nigeria, against a backdrop of recurrent attacks by armed gangs. Documentary - 15 Feb 2022
 
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South Sudan

MSF mourns colleague murdered in Agok

An MSF staff member has been murdered inside his home, as intercommunal fighting broke out in Agok, between Sudan and South Sudan. We deeply mourn his loss. Press Release - 14 Feb 2022
 
Aerial view of the north part of Nosy Varik
Madagascar

Cyclone Batsirai leaves people vulnerable to food shortages and malaria

After Cyclone Batsirai destroyed towns in Madagascar, people have been left without access to healthcare with possible food shortages. Project Update - 14 Feb 2022
 
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MSF Speaking Out

Speaking Out Podcast

The MSF “Speaking Out” podcasts are adapted from the original Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) Speaking Out Case Studies (SOCS). Like the case studies, the podcast examines the challenges and dilemmas surrounding speaking out. Each series offers an in-depth look into humanitarian dilemmas in a specific crisis through the narration of extracts from MSF documents and press archives to help establish the facts. Interviews with the main MSF protagonists at the time of the events also provide insight into, and personal analysis of, the positions adopted. Speaking Out Case Studies - 13 Feb 2022
Four mothers posing in a corridor of the Hospital in Bili. All four of them are staying in the hospital with their child, that's suffering from a severe case of malaria. Since the beginning of the project in 2016, the pediatric ward already treated more than 4.000 cases of complicated/severe form of malaria.
Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF)

Independent medical humanitarian assistance

We provide medical assistance to people affected by conflict, epidemics, disasters, or exclusion from healthcare. Our teams are made up of tens of thousands of health professionals, logistic and administrative staff - most of them hired locally. Our actions are guided by medical ethics and the principles of independence and impartiality. We are a non-profit, self-governed, member-based organisation.

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