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Hepatitis

IRIN/PlusNews: Gilead first to join medicines patent pool

Gilead Sciences has become the first pharmaceutical company to sign a licensing agreement with the Medicines Patent Pool to increase access to HIV and Hepatitis B treatment in developing countries.
 Latest News - 13 Jul 2011
 
Global

Volksblad: Ergste Menseramp

Ergste Menseramp: Die 2-jarige Aden Salaad van Somalië kyk na sy ma, wat nie afgeneem is nie, waar sy hom in 'n skottel by die hospitaal van Dokters Sonder Grense bad
 Latest News - 12 Jul 2011
 
HIV/Aids

Gilead licence expands access, but several countries left out

An agreement announced today by pharmaceutical company Gilead to licence several HIV/AIDS drugs to the Medicines Patent Pool could improve access to medicines for patients.
 Press Release - 11 Jul 2011
 
Nelisiwe Ziqugu, Community Health Agent, doing door to door HIV testing. KwaZulu Natal, South Africa.
HIV/Aids

SA medical journal: 'No More Whispers' - 30 years of HIV/AIDS

The title is from the programme of the 5th South African AIDS conference held in Durban in June.
 Briefing Document - 10 Jul 2011
 
Nelisiwe Ziqugu, Community Health Agent, doing door to door HIV testing. KwaZulu Natal, South Africa.
HIV/Aids

SA Medical Journal: 'No More Whispers' - 30 years of HIV/AIDS + 10 years of HIV treatment in SA

Press Release - 10 Jul 2011
 
Mother and daughter after an operation at Lubutu hospital in DRC
Financial Report

MSF International Financial Report 2010

This report is presented along with the Financial Statements of the organisation for the year ended 31 December 2010.
 Report - 1 Jul 2011
 
DRC Mweso North Kivu July 2011
Cholera

Cholera epidemic spreading in DR Congo: MSF opening emergency treatment centres along Congo river

On June 24 2011 the Congolese authorities officially declared three new provinces affected by the cholera epidemic.
 Press Release - 1 Jul 2011
 

From a rock to a hard place: The neglected victims of the conflict in Libya

Since the beginning of the war in Libya, over one million1 civilians have fled the conflict, most of them crossing land borders to Tunisia, Egypt, Algeria, Chad, Niger and Sudan
 Briefing Document - 30 Jun 2011
 

From hell to limbo

Over 600,000 migrants have crossed Libyan borders since the beginning of the war.
 Videos and Photos - 30 Jun 2011
 
Libya

Trapped in transit: The neglected victims of the war in Libya

As fighting continues to force civilians out of Libya, the international medical humanitarian organisation Doctors Without Borders calls the countries engaged in this war for a stronger humanitarian response and more effective protection for the people who are fleeing the conflict.
 Press Release - 30 Jun 2011