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HEALTH 24: SA's HIV treatment plan in disarray

South Africa’s HIV/Aids treatment programme is in a state of disarray and could result in the deaths of thousands of people dependent on it for life-prolonging drugs, Aids activists and doctors have charged.
Latest News - 8 Jan 2014

Malaria

South Sudan: Fighting hinders aid response

With the increase in people’s needs and with instability hindering the aid response, what was already a difficult situation has become even worse.
Press Release - 7 Jan 2014

Violence

Civilians and hospitals affected by extreme violence in Bangui

Despite the presence of armed forces in the capital of CAR, fighting, lynchings and violent attacks are still a daily occurrence in Bangui, and the situation in the city appears to be out of control.
Press Release - 31 Dec 2013

HIV/Aids

Providing antiretroviral therapy in rural Zimbabwe 2002 - 2012

Zimbabwe is a landlocked country with a programme activities that include HIV, population estimated at 12.4 million.
Report - 18 Dec 2013

Airstrikes

Syria: hospitals overwhelmed after bombing in Aleppo leaves hundreds dead

The hospitals in the northern city of Aleppo have found themselves overwhelmed after a wave of airstrikes killed over 100 people and left many more injured.
Press Release - 18 Dec 2013

Malnutrition

Central African Republic: State of silent crisis

This is a plea for the Central African Republic. The Central African Republic (CAR) today finds itself in a state of chronic medical emergency. Five separate retrospective mortality surveys, carried out by MSF and other researchers, in prefectures accounting for the majority of the population, show excess mortality above what is considered to be the “emergency threshold.”
Report - 13 Dec 2013