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The thinnest of lifelines: An interview with Médecins Sans Frontières President, Dr. Unni Karunakara on Médecins Sans Frontières’ response to the funding crisis at the Global Fund

In a move that could have a profound impact on patients in developing countries, the Global Fund to...

At African AIDS Conference, Médecins Sans Frontières Calls For Increased Funding for HIV Treatment

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	Topic	Date	Location
	Bangladesh floods: Number of diarrhoea cases increases in Dhaka, Médecins Sans Frontières prepares intervention	17/08/2007	Bangladesh
	Médecins Sans Frontières teams assessing cyclone affected area Three teams of Médecins Sans Frontières are currently on their way to three of the most affected areas by the cyclone. About fifteen people between medical and logistical staff are going to Barguna, Pirojpur and Bhola provinces...	19/11/2007	Bangladesh
	Bangladesh Cyclone - Update Three teams of Médecins Sans Frontières have been assessing the most affected areas by the cyclone. About fifteen people including medical and logistical staff are currently in Bohla, Patuakhali, Jhalakati, Pirojpur, and Bagherat...	23/11/2007	Bangladesh
	Interview with nurse Maria Teresa de Magalahaes After the November 15 cyclone, Médecins Sans Frontières has dispatched medical staff, logistians and water and sanitation experts to five badly hit districts in South Bangladesh. In Mathbaria, south of Pirojpu district, mobile...	20/12/2007	Bangladesh
	Médecins Sans Frontières continues activities in areas struck by cyclone Sidr Cyclone Sidr, which wreaked havoc on Bangladesh’s coastal areas on Nov. 15, killed more than 3,000 people and made hundreds of thousands homeless, according to the latest official figures. Médecins Sans Frontières is providing...	04/12/2007	Bangladesh
	Aid has now reached most of the people Médecins Sans Frontières is assisting in cyclone-hit areas Dhaka – Médecins Sans Frontières medical teams are still fully operational in Mathbaria south of Pirojpur district, where they are carrying out 300 to 320 consultations per day, and are continuing water and sanitation activities...	09/12/2007	Bangladesh
	Médecins Sans Frontières assisting people in remote coastal areas affected by Cyclone Sidr Cyclone Sidr, which struck southern Bangladesh on 15 November, killed more than 3,000 people and made hundreds of thousands homeless according to the latest official figures. Médecins Sans Frontières is providing assistance to...	28/11/2007	Bangladesh
	Malnutrition in the hills of northern Bangladesh, the problem does not end with the rats “On the one hand you have the rats who have taken much of the rice and on the other hand there is the increasing tension, leaving the market places empty”	15/08/2008	Bangladesh
	Bangladesh: One deplorable situation to another Médecins Sans Frontières moves to assist Rohingya living in unacceptable humanitarian conditions in yet another makeshift camp in Bangladesh.	11/06/2009	Bangladesh
	Shelter main priority for cyclone Aila survivors One month after cyclone Aila struck Bangladesh and the eastern Indian state of West Bengale, people continue to suffer from ongoing floods during high tide. Shelter, drinking water, food and sanitation are badly needed. People...	03/07/2009	Bangladesh