MSF's direct response to the COVID-19 emergency and its consequences on our projects
An explosion of ammonium nitrate devastated Beirut with extreme damage to surrounding areas, with over 100 people dead and nearly 5000 people injured.
Khayelitsha Field Hospital supported the influx of COVID-19 patients from Khayelitsha District Hospital, we give an overview of our activities since the hospital began its operations in June 2020.
Zani Prinsloo helps our teams in Eshowe to implement a TIC-TOG strategy which helps patients to get their medication on time during COVID-19.
Cepheid charging four times more than it should per test, according to MSF research
Advanced HIV is still a reality for people in Nsanje in Malawi, even in the midst of COVID-19. MSF'S Health Policy Advisor, Drew Aiken gives an account of his experience in Nsanje.
We welcome the revision made by the World Health Organization to its TB guidelines to provide safer treatment regimen for drug-resistant tuberculosis in India.
We are providing emergency medical support to people who have been severely affected by the explosion in Beirut a week ago.
COVID-19 is affecting the Yazidi community in Iraq, where residents are already burdened with the trauma from previous violence.
Zani Prinsloo shares some of the lessons she and our teams have learnt providing care to our patients in Johannesburg shelters during COVID-19.
Five humanitarian aid workers in northeast Nigeria have been killed after being abducted last month.
Visit the South African National Department of Health’s online resource and news portal for more information regarding COVID-19: www.sacoronavirus.co.za
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