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In 2006, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) treated more than 1.7 million people for malaria. Every year, malaria kills nearly two million people and infects 400 to 500 million, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). 90% of these deaths occur in sub-Saharan Africa, but the disease is present in more than 100 countries and in nearly every tropical area where MSF has field programmes, from Sierra Leone to Cambodia to Pakistan. › more on malaria
» World Malaria Day 2008 › Special Feature › March 2008
» MSF Welcomes New Fixed-Dose Combination Against Malaria › Feature › 17.04.08
» Malaria during
Pregancy › Special Feature › Dec 2007
» After the hand over of its last project, MSF leaves Rwanda › Press Release › 12/12/07
» Experience the immersive
photoreportage about MSF's work in Mali › Africa
Malaria Day › April 2007
» MSF welcomes
the introduction of a new open-source user-friendly drug combination
against malaria › Medical Newsflash ›
02/03/07
» Somalia: MSF
resumes activities in Dinsor, new project opens in Beledweyne › Feature ›
26/01/07
» Australian
Doctor, Dr
William Wilson: Medical and personal realities in the field › Letter › Nov
2006
» Sean Healy in Burundi › Letter › Sep 2006
» Exploratory and emergency missions in south-east Chad › Project › Aug 2006
» Papua hit by simultaneous
epidemics › Feature ›
June 2006
» Natalia's
dairy from Angola › Project › May
2006
» Malaria still
kills needlessly in Africa › Africa Malaria Day › Feature › April
2006
» Humanitarian
situation deteriorates in Northern Uganda › Letter ›
Jan 2006
» Access to healthcare, mortality and violence in Democratic Republic of the Congo › Report › Oct
2005
» Nicolette Jackson HIV/AIDS/Kala
Azar/Malaria campaigner in Ethiopia › Letter › Jul 2005
» Extreme incidence of malaria on islands in Indonesia › Project › May
2005
» Humanitarian disaster continues in northern Uganda › Project › May
2005
» Difficult Conditions for Darfur Refugees in Chad › Project › May
2005
» Ivory Coast : STI Crisis in the West Fuelling AIDS › Feature › April
2005
» David Murray in Liberia › Letter › April
2005
» Myanmar :: Breaking down barriers to disease in remote areas › Project › Feb
2005
» ACT NOW for all of the Asia Pacific to get malaria treatment
that works › Special Report › 2004
» 2004 The year
in review › Feature › Dec
2004
» Life in Northern Uganda: All Shades of Grief and Fear › Report › Dec
2004
» Bangladesh :: The struggle to combat the deadly mosquito › Feature › Oct
2004
» DRC: a constant
state of emergency - An interview with Dr Charles Kisamba › Feature › Oct
2004
» SUDAN: Fighting
for Every Pound - Treating Malnutrition in the Kalma Camp Feeding Center › Feature › Sept
2004
» SUDAN :: The upheaval has been on a massive, astonishing scale › Feature › Sept
2004
» DRC :: The struggle for care in Katanga › Project › Sept
2004
» SUDAN :: Malaria
rates increase dramatically in southern region › Project › Aug
2004
» Bangladesh :: A five-hour hike to reach patients › Project › July
2004
» Dan Bascheira in SIERRA LEONE › Letter › June
2004
» ACT NOW for all of the Asia Pacific to get malaria treatment that works › Report › June
2004
» Access to effective treatment Africa
Malaria Day › Feature › April 2004
» Stories from Angola :: Palestra in Cuemba › Feature › April
2004
» Chad :: New malaria
project launched › Project › Apr 2004
» PAPUA :: Earthquake in Nabire, WEST Papua, Indonesia › Feature › April
2004
» MYANMAR :: An
Interview with Dr. Frank Smithuis - Country Manager + MSF Medical coordinator › Project › Jan
2004
» LIBERIA :: MSF reopens abandoned hospital in eastern Liberia › Project › Jan
2004
» The year's top
ten most underreported humanitarian stories › Feature › Jan
2004
» Ingrid Hopper just returned from Myanmar › Letter › Aug
2003
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