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05 December 2018

Cutaneous leishmaniasis in Pakistan

Tags Tropical & neglected diseases Pakistan

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05 December 2018

MSF’s cutaneous leishmaniasis project in Peshawar, Pakistan

Tags Tropical & neglected diseases Pakistan

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05 December 2018

Bringing hope to sufferers of a neglected disease

Tags Tropical & neglected diseases Pakistan

Noor Alam (pictured here with his son) was cured of Hepatitis C at MSF's Machar Clinic in Pakistan in 2016 after recieving a generic version of sofosbuvir. Gilead has priced sofosbuvir at $1,000 per pill in the U.S., despite the fact that manufacturers in India say they could produce this drug for as little as about $1 per pill.

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10 March 2016

Pakistan: Stories from patients cured from hepatitis C in MSF's Machar Clinic in Karachi

Tags Hepatitis C hepatitis C sofosbuvir Pakistan

MSF vaccinated 31,126 children against measles during a 15 day campaign in the crowded slum area of Machar Colony, in Karachi, Pakistan. MSF has been running a primary and emergency healthcare and obstetric clinic in Machar Colony since 2012. Photograph by Husni Mubarak Zainal

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10 March 2016

Pakistan: Interview with Dr Muhammed Khawar Aslam on treating Hep C in MSF’s Machar Clinic, Karachi

Tags Hepatitis C hepatitis C sofosbuvir Pakistan

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16 March 2015

Barriers to access and scale up of hepatitis C treatment: Gilead's anti-diversion program

Tags Hepatitis CIntellectual property and trade hepatitis C direct-acting antiviralssofosbuvir generic medicinesvoluntary licence Gilead PakistanIndia

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19 July 2013

MSF aid workers freed in Somalia will arrive today in Spain

Tags Somalia

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03 January 2013

MSF Condemns Targeting of Health Workers in Pakistan

Tags Intellectual property and tradeVaccines polio vaccines Pakistan

Selmen, a 4 year old boy who is suffering from malnutrition and measles, is taking some exercise in order to train his legs' muscles. His mother, Muna, 21 years old, came from Peidawa, centre of Somalia. She has six other children.

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07 March 2012

Measles takes its toll in Somalia

Tags Vaccines measles vaccines Somalia

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20 January 2012

MSF's Month in Focus - January 2012

Tags HIV/AIDSIntellectual property and tradeMalariaTuberculosis malariatuberculosis ChadHaitiSomaliaSudanCambodia

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28 November 2011

The Double Burden: HIV/visceral leishmaniasis co-infection in East Africa

Tags HIV/AIDSIntellectual property and tradeTropical & neglected diseases visceral leishmaniasis (kala azar)co-infectionHIV/AIDS ICASA EthiopiaKenyaSomaliaSudan

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13 October 2011

Kenya & Somalia: Why Do We Have To Wait For A Crisis?

Tags Malnutrition KenyaSomalia

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30 September 2011

Fighting measles in Somalia – rising to a difficult challenge

Tags Vaccines measles vaccines Somalia

abiba Dahir Muse with her two sons Shafeer (4, left) and Abdikayr, (5, right). They came from Galgaduud region, about 160 kilometers from Galcayo. Her children were suffering from Diphtheria, two of her daughters died already. After their funeral she took the bus and brought her sons to the hospital. The transport money was collected among her community. After some days in isolation the boys are getting better and are now in the TFC (Therapeutic Feeding Centre) at the hospital MSF runs in Galcayo South. Hab

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01 September 2011

MSF in Somalia: Gearing up in Galgaduud

Tags MalnutritionTropical & neglected diseases neglected diseasespneumococcal disease Somalia

Somali refugees who have just arrived at Dadaab refugee camp wait at a reception area in the first days after arriving. The emergency situation has created a backlog for the registration process, which is key for refugees to get a regular, predictable and adequate supply of food.

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18 July 2011

Responding In the Horn of Africa

Tags Intellectual property and tradeMalnutrition EthiopiaKenyaSomalia

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09 August 2010

“Somalia has some of the worst health indicators in the world and TB is not an exception”

Tags Tuberculosis drug-resistant TBtuberculosis Somalia

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Cutaneous leishmaniasis in Pakistan

MSF’s cutaneous leishmaniasis project in Peshawar, Pakistan

Bringing hope to sufferers of a neglected disease

Pakistan: Stories from patients cured from hepatitis C in MSF's Machar Clinic in Karachi

Pakistan: Interview with Dr Muhammed Khawar Aslam on treating Hep C in MSF’s Machar Clinic, Karachi

Barriers to access and scale up of hepatitis C treatment: Gilead's anti-diversion program

MSF aid workers freed in Somalia will arrive today in Spain

MSF Condemns Targeting of Health Workers in Pakistan

Measles takes its toll in Somalia

MSF's Month in Focus - January 2012

The Double Burden: HIV/visceral leishmaniasis co-infection in East Africa

Kenya & Somalia: Why Do We Have To Wait For A Crisis?

Fighting measles in Somalia – rising to a difficult challenge

MSF in Somalia: Gearing up in Galgaduud

Responding In the Horn of Africa

“Somalia has some of the worst health indicators in the world and TB is not an exception”