MSF at the 5th IAC Conference – Cape Town, South Africa

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You can download complete sets of high-res or low-res images, or select from individual images below. The following photographs may be used by print, online, and broadcast media outlets for coverage of the Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) at the 5th International AIDS Society HIV Pathogenesis, Treatment and Prevention 2009 in Cape Town. Each image has a suggested caption and a mandatory photographer's credit line. When publishing any of the following images, please apply the photographer's credit line assigned to the image.

Image	File	Suggested Caption	Credit
	High-res Low-res	Dr. Pheelo Lethola, MSF TB doctor in Lesotho, sees a patient suspect of TB at Scott Hospital	Lesotho © Alessandra Vilas Boas / MSF
	High-res Low-res	An expat nurse checks up on a patient at the HIV clinic in Izabel, Puerto Barrios, Livingston	Guatemala © Juan Carlos Tomasi
	High-res Low-res	Patients waiting to see MSF medical staff. MSF runs a pre-natal and post-natal service in many of its clinics, to encourage mother to child prevention of HIV/AIDS. MSF, Myanmar, 2008.	Myanmar (Burma) © MSF

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