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Burundi

Working amidst tremendous needs

In the capital, Bujumbura, MSF treats war wounds and manages a health center while it also runs a medical and surgical program in a local hospital. Project Update - 18 Aug 2004
 
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Malawi

Booking success against AIDS

The southern African nation of Malawi is one of wolrd's poorest countries. It is also one of the worst affected by HIV/AIDS. Project Update - 18 Aug 2004
 
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HIV/AIDS

Zeroing in on AIDS

MSF's early work in Thailand focused on refugees living near the borders with Laos, Cambodia and Vietnamese "boat people". Though MSF continues to provide health care to people in several camps and targets vulnerable populations along the country's borders, activities in Thailand in recent years have increasingly focused on HIV/AIDS. Project Update - 18 Aug 2004
 
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Niger

Fighting epidemics and malnutrition

In March and April 2004, MSF carried out a massive measles vaccination campaign in the capital Niamey and two other districts in cooperation with the Ministry of Health.

Project Update - 18 Aug 2004
 
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Mali

Improving access to health care

Since 1996, MSF has provided support to one hospital and three health centers in the Ansongo district, covering Bara, Tinhama and Talataye health areas. Project Update - 18 Aug 2004
 
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Bulgaria

Helping Romas get care and treating STIs

Increasing access to basic health services is the aim of MSF's work in the large Roma community living in the capital city of Sofia. In addition, MSF is treating people with sexually transmitted infections and trying to improve the quality of that care. Project Update - 18 Aug 2004
 
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Italy

Helping desperate immigrants

While a wave of Italians emigrated during the first half of the nineteenth century, today the country's recent economic growth and strategic position on the Mediterranean Sea have made it a prime destination for immigrants from other lands. Project Update - 18 Aug 2004
 
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Sudan

Darfur Diary: Many rivers to cross

Dr Dean Harris is an aid worker with Médecins Sans Frontières in Garsila, Darfur In the Media - 16 Aug 2004
 
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Burundi

Over 150 dead and 106 wounded after attack on Congolese refugee camp in Burundi

"I had never seen such a scene before," explains Véronique Parque, a head of mission for MSF in Burundi, who arrived in the camp a few hours after the attack on Saturday morning. "Half of the buildings had been burned down. One could see bodies still burning. It was an extremely distressing situation." Project Update - 16 Aug 2004
 
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Sudan

Over 1,400 tonnes shipped to Darfur by MSF in July alone

More than 10,000 children were treated for malnutrition in one week. Another 12,000 people received medical consultations. Project Update - 13 Aug 2004
Cholera intervention in South Kivu
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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