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Haemorrhagic fevers

Crisis update - 30 January 2015

Since the Ebola outbreak in West Africa was officially declared on 22 March in Guinea, it has claimed more than 8,600 lives in the region. Crisis Update - 30 Jan 2015
 
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Sierra Leone

Adama - a mother saved against all odds

This is the first day of her new life. Voices from the Field - 29 Jan 2015
 
Pregnancy and Ebola in Sierra Leone
Sierra Leone

Sierra Leone: "This has been the hardest but also the best thing that I have done"

“In all of my years with MSF, this has been the hardest but also the best thing that I have done.” Voices from the Field - 29 Jan 2015
 
Ebola treatment centre Freetown
Sierra Leone

MSF opens maternity unit for pregnant women with Ebola

Will enable medical teams to provide specialised care for pregnant women. Press Release - 29 Jan 2015
 
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Malawi

Daughter of the floods – a new life amidst chaos

Berita didn't run when the floods hit. She was eight months pregnant, and there was nowhere to go. Voices from the Field - 29 Jan 2015
 
Jenn Duncombe MSF Epidemiologist Kailahun Sierra Leone
Haemorrhagic fevers

"The most unlikely people survived" – An Australian epidemiologist recounts her time in Sierra Leone

Jenn Duncombe returned from Ebola on Christmas Day and is now thinking about her time in West Africa. Voices from the Field - 29 Jan 2015
 
MSF Hospital in Farandallah - Frandala - South Kordofan
Sudan

Brussels-based operational centre of MSF stops emergency medical aid following government’s systematic denial of access

Can no longer reach communities in the greatest need, and therefore has been forced to close its activities in the country. Press Release - 29 Jan 2015
 
Harsh winter conditions for refugees in Lebanon
Lebanon

Syrian refugees in Lebanon: "This crisis cannot be forgotten”

A brutal stretch of winter has passed, but Syrian refugees in Lebanon are still struggling amidst the deplorable living conditions they’ve endured for years now Project Update - 27 Jan 2015
 
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Access to medicines

MSF responds to Pfizer announcement of pneumococcal vaccine price reduction

Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) last week called on GSK and Pfizer to reduce the price of their pneumococcal vaccines by half, to US$5 per child (inclusive of all three doses) for children in developing countries. The price reduction announced by Pfizer would still keep the price of the vaccine close to $10 per child (for all three doses), which is unaffordable for developing countries in the long term. Statement - 27 Jan 2015
Cholera intervention in South Kivu
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