Councelor Celina Beatriz Chinhaja conducts an HIV pre-test and counseling with a truck driver inside the MSF car at a remote parking area outside Beira City, Mozambique
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Patient and staff stories

 
Vials of Amphotericin B and related supplies which is used to treat Cryptococcal Meningitis Aisha Diabate 30 years (background) arrived at Donka Hospital with the husband of her sister who is a doctor from Coleah health centre in Conakry.
HIV/Aids

Three considerations to treat or manage cryptococcal meningitis

Patient and Staff Stories 30 Nov 2021
 
MSf, Doctors Without Borders, South Africa, Word AIDS day, Cryptococcal meningitis
HIV/Aids

"I started having headaches, not just normal headaches… serious headaches. I couldn’t even sit or sleep."- Zikhona Mboto

Patient and Staff Stories 30 Nov 2021
 
With approximately 5.3 million people infected with HIV, South Africa has the highest number of people living with HIV/AIDS of any country. In November 2003, the South African government approved a new national HIV/AIDS plan that added life-extending antiretroviral (ARV) therapy to the existing protocol and set a goal of treating 600,000 people with ARVs by 2008.
HIV/Aids

Cryptococcal meningitis: This world AIDS Day it’s time to recognise an outsider

Op-Ed 30 Nov 2021
 
Switzerland, COVID-19 response in Intensive care unit of HUG. April 14, 2020.
Access to medicines

What's next for the world and South Africa?

Patient and Staff Stories 16 Nov 2021
 
MSF midwife supervisor, Taqwa Abdulghani, Hassan assisting a mother Aiesha* to walk after she went through caesarean section for birth of her daughter at Al-Jamhouri hospital in Taiz City, Yemen.
Access to Healthcare

Rene Stone, a South African nurse

Fieldworkers Stories 16 Nov 2021
 
MSF, Doctors Without Borders, South Africa, social unrest
South Africa

The impact of the social unrest on people

Fieldworkers Stories 15 Nov 2021