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UPDATE: Intellectual Property Battles Continue in India; Novartis Trial Further Delayed
Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) has learnt this morning that final arguments in the Indian Supreme Court case of Novartis vs. Government of India has been re-scheduled for 11 September 2012. The case...
Last updated 22 August 2012
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Treating sleeping sickness still a challenge in Central African Republic
Central African Republic 2012 © Sebastian Bolesch A mobile team of MSF medics is travelling to remote villages in the unstable southeast of Central African Republic to find and treat people suffering...
Last updated 15 August 2012
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Struggling to Find MDR-TB Treatment in India
Many patients with drug-resistant TB that arrive at MSF’s clinic in Mumbai have received incorrect or inadequate treatment in the private sector. Although this form of TB is curable if treated early...
Last updated 15 August 2012
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MSF fights against neglected diseases among migrants in Italy
More than a thousand migrants have arrived on Italian shores since early 2012 and Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) has been monitoring the humanitarian and medical situation in the port of Lampedusa,...
Last updated 13 August 2012
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MSF Data Shows Good Outcomes Using HIV Treatment Models Tailored to Hard-to-Reach Groups
Washington, DC, 26 July 2012 — Programme data from Zimbabwe, Mozambique and South Africa released by the international medical humanitarian organisation Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) at the International...
Last updated 31 July 2012
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Middle-Income Countries Flex Muscles to Overcome Patents in Face of Unaffordable Drug Prices
Washington, DC, 25 July 2012 —Middle-income countries are increasingly taking measures to overcome the patents that price drugs out of reach, according to a new report released today from the international...
Last updated 26 July 2012
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First-ever Study of HIV Treatment Policies in 23 Countries
MSF releases report SPEED UP SCALE-UP presenting policy ‘dashboard’ and report CLOSER TO HOME that outlines community models of treatment in four countries
Last updated 25 July 2012
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Measuring Viral Load in Resource Limited Settings Not a Luxury
MSF Releases Report Analysing Emerging Viral Load Technologies Critical to Patient Care
Last updated 24 July 2012
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Zimbabwe: teenager travels to AIDS 2012 in Washington DC
USA 2012 © MSF Mqondisi Mkandla is a 17-year-old Zimbabwean boy. He is studying at St Bernard’s High School in Bulawayo, the second biggest city in Zimbabwe. He is an orphan and lives with his...
Last updated 20 July 2012
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In Chad, 2-year-old Fadilla beats 3 killer diseases
Chad 2012 © (L) Catherine Robinson (R) Ansley Howe Fadilla is tiny, but her cheeks are chubby and her eyes are bright. After a three-hour trip on the back of a motorbike with her grandmother and...
Last updated 11 July 2012
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