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CAR: Ongoing violence in Bambari area
A volatile security situation in Bambari, in Central African Republic’s Ouaka province, is having an impact on the town’s residents and...
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South Sudan: MSF fighting against measle...
A spike in measles cases affecting young patients in Yida refugee camp, South Sudan, has prompted Doctors without Borders (MSF) teams to expand its operations. In response to the latest crisis,...
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Ukraine: Hospitals shelled and civilians...
As fighting escalates in eastern Ukraine to a level not seen since August, the situation for civilians caught in the conflict zone is now dire. With doctors working in hospitals close to the...
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MSF needs qualified and experienced trauma surgeons, general surgeons, orthopaedic surgeons, anaesthetists, specialised registered nurses and midwives for our projects around the world. Our missions...
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Ebola outbreak in West Africa: MSF updat...
Ebola is one of the world’s most deadly diseases. It is a highly infectious virus that can kill up to 90 percent of the people who catch it and is so infectious that patients need to be treated...
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Ebola: Epidemic is not over – key areas still need to...
The Ebola outbreak in West Africa continues, albeit with decreasing intensity. The virus has infected more than 23,700 people across the region since the outbreak was declared 11 months ago.
International Women’s Day 2015: why adolescent health?
For IWD 2015 we're focussing on the medical needs of our adolescent patients. Adolescent girls are often overlooked within the maternal and child health sector.

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