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Médecins Sans Frontières treats 44 wounded following bombing in northwest Syria

18/01/2013

On Tuesday, January 15, after aerial bombs and a rocket struck two localities in the west of Syria’s Idlib governorate, 44 wounded patients received emergency treatment in a field hospital operated by the international medical...

Iraq: Médecins Sans Frontières completes dialysis unit support project

14/01/2013

A dialysis unit support project in Iraq’s Kirkuk general hospital and implemented by Médecins Sans Frontières is completed. Médecins Sans Frontières now plans to focus its medical resources on the health of mothers and children. ...

Médecins Sans Frontières Assists Victims of Conflict in Tana Delta, Kenya

14/01/2013

The medical humanitarian organisation Médecins Sans Frontières is providing psychological and medical support to scores of women, men and children affected by the conflict in Tana Delta region, Kenya.

"Providing medical care in Syria has become an act of war"

10/01/2013

In June, Médecins Sans Frontières France opened a hospital in the Idlib region in northern Syria, an area under rebel control. Located behind the front lines, the hospital has 15 beds and a staff of approximately 50, including 10...

Alarming malnutrition and mortality among Malian refugees in Mauritania

10/01/2013

One year after the start of the political crisis in Mali, insecurity resulting from the military coup, the Tuareg rebellion and the presence of armed islamist groups in the north have displaced hundred thousands of people. Some...

Haiti: Much Work Remains to Improve Access to Health Care

09/01/2013

Three years after the 2010 earthquake, the Haitian health care system is still devastated. Médecins Sans Frontières continues to manage four hospitals built to replace the temporary structures that it set up immediately after...

Kenya: possible new influx of refugees will worsen already dire situation for refugees in Dadaab

02/01/2013

Médecins Sans Frontières is deeply concerned about the medical consequences following the recent public statements from Kenyan authorities exhorting thousands of Somali refugees in Kenya to leave urban areas and go to remote and...

Médecins Sans Frontières team runs mobile clinics following Philippines typhoon

29/12/2012

After Typhoon Bopha devastated coastal parts of Mindanao island in the Philippines earlier this month, Médecins Sans Frontières has dispatched two teams to run mobile clinics to provide basic healthcare, monitor for outbreaks of...

People flee into the bush seeking safety as violence flares

21/12/2012

On Thursday 20 December, the rebel coalition ‘Seleka’, that has attacked several locations in the north of Central African Republic (CAR) recently, entered the town of Batangafo, where Médecins Sans Frontières is supporting the...

The clinic deep in the bush – saving lives in South Sudan’s most violent state

20/12/2012

David Bude is a clinical officer working in Médecins Sans Frontières’ remote outreach health clinic in the village of Lekwongole, near Pibor town in South Sudan’s violence-affected Jonglei State. When fighting erupted in...

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