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South Sudan conflict: Violence against healthcare

Large parts of South Sudan have been engulfed in conflict for the past six months.
 Report - 1 Jul 2014
 
Drug-resistant TB

Patients with DR-TB gain access to dramatically cheaper version of life-saving drug

Patients & MSF doctors elated as MCC approval for MSF to use generic linezolid paves the way for national registration and access.
 Press Release - 1 Jul 2014
 
South Sudan

South Sudan: Pervasive Violence Against Healthcare

MSF launches a report "South Sudan Conflict: Violence Against Healthcare"
 Press Release - 1 Jul 2014
 

Ebola in West Africa: Epidemic requires massive deployment of resources

With Ebola continuing to spread in Guinea, Sierra Leone and Liberia, bringing the epidemic under control will require a massive deployment of resources by governments and aid organisations.
 Press Release - 23 Jun 2014
 

South Sudan crisis update

The conflict that erupted on 15th December 2013 in South Sudan has led to the destruction of medical and other civilian structures.
 Briefing Document - 19 Jun 2014
 
Cholera

South Sudan: Displaced people dying of preventable diseases

Preventable diseases and severe acute malnutrition are causing an alarming number of deaths among the estimated 45,000 people taking refuge at a UN base in Bentiu, South Sudan.
 Press Release - 19 Jun 2014
 
Iraq

Iraq – MSF calls for respect of medical facilities

MSF is calling on all warring factions to immediately respect medical staff and facilities, and to spare the lives of civilians following severe damage of its clinic in Tikrit as a result of the shelling of the city.
 Press Release - 18 Jun 2014
 
Sudan

MSF hospital bombed in Sudan

During an aerial attack on a Sudanese village, Sudan’s air force bombed and partially destroyed a hospital run by MSF in the war-torn South Kordofan region Monday, depriving civilians of critical medical care.
 Press Release - 17 Jun 2014
 
CAR, Berbérati - Primary and Secondary healthcare
Malaria

Central African Republic: Systematic attacks on citizens

MSF is dismayed at the high level of organised violence against civilians by armed groups in the Grimari and Bambari provinces of the Ouaka region in the Central African Republic
 Press Release - 16 Jun 2014
 
Drug-resistant TB

End DR-TB patients’ deadly waiting game now, MSF tells SA health authorities

Presenting operational research findings at the 4th South African TB Conference, Doctors Without Borders (MSF) together with other treatment activists, called on government authorities to urgently scale up access to a cost-effective decentralised treatment model for drug-resistant tuberculosis.
 Press Release - 11 Jun 2014