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Rangi Wirantika
Jan 23, 2017

About Those Who Fought Without Weapons

A Diary from Yemen
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Jimmy Leung
Dec 30, 2016

Yemen: The Trauma that could never mend

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Federica Zamatto
Oct 28, 2016

A cemetery of water

Dr. Federica Zamatto MSF medical coordinator for migration projects
 
Body bags sadly aligned on the deck of the Bourbon Argos.
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Ryan KO
Oct 19, 2016

With less violence, more patients to seek medical care

I am happy to return to Bossangoa of Central African Republic, which I came 2 years ago when the huge humanitarian crisis started.
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Jason Cone
Oct 10, 2016

There is no such a thing as “free” vaccines: Why we rejected Pfizer’s donation offer of pneumonia vaccines.

I recently had the difficult task of telling Ian Read, Pfizer’s CEO, that Doctors Without Borders/ Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) is rejecting the company’s offer to donate a significant number of pneumonia vaccine (PCV) doses for the children
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Abu Khalid
Oct 04, 2016

Syria: “I have seen people with injuries that I cannot describe”

Abu Khalid is an orthopaedic surgeon and director of an MSF-supported hospital in besieged east Aleppo.
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Erlend Grønningen
Sep 22, 2016

In Helmand: “Empty beds are the face of war”

Dr Erlend Grønningen from Trondheim, Norway is MSF’s Inpatient Department Supervising Medical Doctor at Boost Hospital in Lashkar Gah, Helmand.
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Lim Chin Siah
Sep 22, 2016

Bombs and bullets don’t stop this Singapore-based doctor from saving lives

“I’d rather get bombed and die straightaway. Don’t make me lose a limb or something. I’ll be very upset,” quipped Singapore-based Dr.
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Kai Cheong
Jul 04, 2016

The hardest part about being human is learning to let go

Here we try to plant seeds of hope, but in the aftermath of civil war... 
 
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Kai Cheong
Jun 27, 2016

Our miracle baby – the day a mother named her child after me!

 

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