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Malaria

Useless malaria drugs are no better than Smarties

There are studies in Senegal for example which shows that the death rate from malaria has increased three or four times during the time that resistance to chloroquine has been rising in the last ten years. Project Update - 25 Apr 2003
 
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Malaria

Doctors call for cash to beat child killer malaria

Project Update - 25 Apr 2003
 
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Malaria

Spend more to save children from malaria, west urged

MSF made its plea for action as the WHO and Unicef launched a report on the malaria crisis. Project Update - 25 Apr 2003
 
Hospital of BUNJEI. A child is looking over his sister who suffers cerebral malaria.
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Malaria

Africa 'needs better malaria drugs'

Africa Malaria Day 2003 Project Update - 25 Apr 2003
 
Malaria treatment programme in Kigova, Burundi, July 2002
Testing people for malaria using Paracheck.
Malaria

ACT NOW to get malaria treatment that works to Africa

This is an urgent call to international donors to join African countries in implementing World Health Organization (WHO) treatment guidelines for malaria. Report - 24 Apr 2003
 
Liberia, July 2002, Monrovia, Bushrod Island, Logan clinic.
A Lab Technician is testing for malaria.
Malaria

Q&A: ACT NOW to get malaria treatment that works to Africa

We need to implement ACT today. We need to ACT NOW. Project Update - 24 Apr 2003
 
Patients hospitalises a Kaala. Des moustiquaire sont repliees au dessus des lits.

En fevrier 2002, les equipes MSF a Kaala sont alertees par un nombre important d'enfants malnutris venant de Bunjei (110 km au sud de Kaala), une zone inaccessible depuis 1998, amenes par des camions militaires et civils au CNT de Kaala. Pour faire face a l'afflux de ces enfants arrivant dans un etat critique, deux nouveaux CNT sont ouverts.  Fin mars, MSF obtient enfin l'autorisation de se deplacer a Bunjei. Jusqu'en juin, les equipes mobiles circulent dans les municipios (communes) de Bunjei, Chilembo, Chipindo, Galangue, Sambo et Bailundo, vaccinent contre la rougeole et evacuent les mal nourris et malades severes sur Kaala, Bailundo ou Huambo. Au pic de la crise, il y aura plus de 1 200 enfants dans les CNT de Kaala et 800 a Bailundo. Toutes sections confondues, MSF a ouvert 23 CNT pendant l'epoque de la grande crise et a soigne plus de 17 000 enfants severement mal nourris a travers l'Angola.
Malaria

Africa Malaria Day 2003: MSF says foot-dragging on malaria treatment change has lethal consequences

The continuing use of ineffective drugs despite alarming levels of resistance is leading to increased treatment failure and deaths. Press Release - 24 Apr 2003
 
A group of children affected by malaria, after consultation.
Malaria

ACT NOW to get malaria treatment that works to Africa

MSF is seeking to change the current dynamic in which the lack of political and financial support on the part of donors means that endemic countries are often encouraged to "leave alone" failing malaria treatment and are not given financial and technical help to implement more effective strategies.


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Report - 23 Apr 2003
 
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Sudan

Food situation deteriorating in Akuem and Marial-Lou

MSF urges the World Food Programme (WFP) to continue its
food distributions.
Press Release - 23 Apr 2003
 
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Iraq

MSF medical diagnosis on Iraq

MSF's International President, Dr Morten Rostrup, was the medical coordinator in Baghdad and has just returned to Europe when the team was rotated. At a briefing for international journalists today in Brussels, he described what MSF sees as the challenges in Iraq. This a is summary of his remarks. Project Update - 23 Apr 2003
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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