Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) International

Jordan

23.04.2018

Syrians’ access to medical care at risk

Maya Abu Ata/MSF

“We are concerned that Syrian families could start to de-prioritise seeking healthcare for themselves or their family members because of other needed living expenses, such as paying rent”

Next: MSF teams in Gaza observe severe and devastating gunshot injuries

Palestine

19.04.2018

MSF teams in Gaza observe severe and devastating gunshot injuries

Laurie Bonnaud/MSF

“Half of the more than 500 patients we have admitted in our clinics have injuries where the bullet has literally destroyed tissue after having pulverized the bone.”

Next: Zero point – displaced from East Ghouta and in need of treatment

Syria

13.04.2018

Zero point – displaced from East Ghouta and in need of treatment

A tent set up for triage in front of Qalaat Al Madiq hospital/MSF

Close to 60,000 people have been displaced from East Ghouta to northwest Syria in the space of just a month. A significant number of these are injured or sick and in need of medical care.

Next: A timeline of more than three years of war

Yemen

23.04.2018

A timeline of more than three years of war

Nuha Haider/MSF

The escalation in fighting in Yemen has created a large-scale humanitarian emergency, and the deterioration of living conditions are having tangible and devastating effects on the population

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South Sudan: MSF stops operating clinics in remote areas around Mundri after violent armed robbery

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30 April 2018

A team working for MSF were victims of a violent armed robbery on Tuesday 24 April.

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27 April 2018

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Nigeria: Parched Pulka searches for water

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27 April 2018

“It is difficult to get even a container of water; sometimes we have to wait all day without...

Malaria peak: Waiting for the tsunami

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25 April 2018

The new MSF malaria project in Kouroussa, Guinea, is preparing for the malaria peak, which strikes...

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Myanmar: treating HIV, TB, and hepatitis C in Insein clinic, Yangon

Insein clinic is one of two MSF clinics in Yangon, where MSF provides treatment for HIV, TB, and hepatitis C. In 2017, MSF provided care to 13,138 patients with HIV, TB or multidrug-resistant TB (MDR-TB) at the two clinics. 42 patients co-infected with HIV started MDR-TB treatment, 21 patients started extensively drug-resistant TB treatment (as part of the endTB programme, currently 33 patients are on treatment) and the team initiated hepatitis C treatment to 197 HIV-positive patients.

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Syrians’ access to medical care at risk

“We are concerned that Syrian families could start to de-prioritise seeking healthcare for themselves or their family members because of other needed living expenses, such as paying rent”

MSF teams in Gaza observe severe and devastating gunshot injuries

“Half of the more than 500 patients we have admitted in our clinics have injuries where the bullet has literally destroyed tissue after having pulverized the bone.”

Zero point – displaced from East Ghouta and in need of treatment

Close to 60,000 people have been displaced from East Ghouta to northwest Syria in the space of just a month. A significant number of these are injured or sick and in need of medical care.

A timeline of more than three years of war

The escalation in fighting in Yemen has created a large-scale humanitarian emergency, and the deterioration of living conditions are having tangible and devastating effects on the population

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