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Addressing cholera in Lebanon: “Vaccination and access to clean water are essential”
LebanonAll news12/9/2022

Addressing cholera in Lebanon: “Vaccination and access to clean water are essential”

Lebanon is battling its first outbreak of cholera in three decades. Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) provides hygiene kits, vaccinations, oral rehydration points, in the Bekaa valley, north and northeast of the country areas with the highest number of confirmed cases in addition to medical care in two cholera treatment centers in Bekaa Valley.
Five reasons why acute childhood malnutrition is surging in Yemen
YemenAll news12/9/2022

Five reasons why acute childhood malnutrition is surging in Yemen

Malnutrition is a persistent risk to children in Yemen. The country sees seasonal and annual peaks, usually linked to the lean season caused by the disruption of agricultural production in rural areas. This pattern was seen before the escalation of the war in late 2014, but it has worsened due to the direct and indirect effects of the ongoing conflict, which have exacerbated food insecurity for already vulnerable people.
N’Djamena floods deepen humanitarian crisis, raising concerns over disease outbreaks
ChadAll news12/7/2022

N’Djamena floods deepen humanitarian crisis, raising concerns over disease outbreaks

Major floods have hit central and southern Chad since mid-August, with the latest floods affecting the capital, N’Djamena, where rivers have burst their banks and whole neighbourhoods have been left underwater.
HIV/AIDS in the DRC: Behind the progress, huge challenges remain

HIV/AIDS in the DRC: Behind the progress, huge challenges remain

While Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) teams in the Democratic republic of Congo (DRC) have been involved in HIV/AIDS awareness and prevention activities since the mid-1990s, the first MSF treatment centre opened its doors back in 2002 in Kinshasa.
Life on a coral atoll
KiribatiTestimonies11/30/2022

Life on a coral atoll

Earlier this year Dr Darren Pezzack, an Australian advanced trainee emergency registrar, was part of the very first Médecins Sans Frontières’ team to work in the Pacific island nation of Kiribati.
Where it hurts
11/28/2022

Where it hurts

Geo Barents: all 572 survivors disembarked after unjustified delay at Catania port

Geo Barents: all 572 survivors disembarked after unjustified delay at Catania port

Tuesday 8 November , after 10 days at sea and three days of waiting at the Catania port, finally all survivors on board of the Geo Barents could touch land in a safe place, away from the violence and suffering they fled in Libya.
The Climate Crisis is a Health and Humanitarian Crisis
Press releases11/10/2022

The Climate Crisis is a Health and Humanitarian Crisis

MSF is participating as an official observer at the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) 27th Conference of the Parties (COP27) in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt, 6-18 November 2022. The goal for COP27 ranges from a transition toward renewable energy to financial support to vulnerable communities most affected by climate change.
Serious medical issues caused by unlawful detention of migrants in Latvia

Serious medical issues caused by unlawful detention of migrants in Latvia

Currently, around 50 people are detained in two Latvian Immigration Detention Centers (IDCs), managed by the State Border Guard Service (SBGS). Those detained are vulnerable people, including survivors of torture or sexual violence, children and pregnant women.