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We are demanding immediate and safe access to #Gaza in order to rapidly scale up our #humanitarian response.
The authorities in Israel and Gaza need to know we will be moving around inside the Gaza Strip: they must guarantee our teams safety on the ground.
10 days after bombings began in #Gaza, our teams still can't send in additional staff & supplies. Humanitarian needs are mounting, with over 1,000 wounded and many thousands displaced. It is long past time that humanitarian staff and humanitarian supplies are let in.
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Dear @EU_Commission and @EUCouncil,
We urge you to choose humanity, choose solidarity and support the #TRIPS waiver to save lives.
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Ayman has lived and worked in Gaza for the last 20 years. He says the recent violence is the most terrifying he and his family have experienced in that time.
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After 11 days of continuous Israeli bombing, much of #Gaza is in ruins.
We are scaling up operations to treat people who have been injured.
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Hundreds of thousands of people have been uprooted in the #Tigray region of northern #Ethiopia.
Fighting broke out in early November 2020.
The #healthcare system in Tigray has almost completely collapsed.
#TigrayCantWait
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.@MSF is urgently relaunching the search and rescue🚢activities in the central #Mediterranean to save lives.
So far this year, more than 500 people have died attempting to cross it.
We will not stay silent in the face of this manmade disaster!
Read here: bit.ly/3tNGsRa
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"It is indefensible that half of adults with diabetes remain undiagnosed, and only half of people requiring insulin treatment have access to it.” @bygrave_helen
Find out what governments must do to make #insulin more affordable & available for everyone.
msfaccess.org/100-years-afte…
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#BREAKING MSF started supporting the the Palestinian Red Crescent Society (PRCS) in Jerusalem to assess and stabilize hundreds of Palestinians injured by the Israeli police. Hear Dr. Natalie Thurtle, MSF Medical Coordinator in #Palestine speak about the situation on the ground.
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When children in Magaria, #Niger, fall ill with common diseases, parents no longer need to make the 9-km journey to the nearest health centre or turn to traditional healers or unlicensed drugs.
⬇ They can turn to their trained community liaison officer 👩🏽⚕️👨🏽⚕️
Niger: Community action helps tackle malaria
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I’ve just donated to @MSF Doctors Without Borders who have deployed more medics to India.
£5 is the price of a pint or fancy coffee. Please donate if you can ⬇️
India: MSF resumes emergency COVID-19 activities in response to second wave doctorswithoutborders.org/wh… – at North East, England
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🔴 UPDATED time for today's Facebook Live discussion.
Join us at 4:30 PM CEST/ 10:30 AM today to discuss the breaking news that @JNJnews have lowered the price of bedaquiline and what this really means for people living with TB around the world.
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Rumors about the #coronavirus and distrust of health facilities in #Haiti are causing dangerous delays in seeking lifesaving care.
To counter this, our health promotion team is providing factual information and working to build community trust.
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Meet @MSF field workers who continue to provide services to the vulnerable.
Either in their hometown or in other countries, they are fighting the ongoing pandemic. From building treatment centres to health promotion activities, here are '6 ways MSF is responding to #COVID19 '.
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⚠ The #COVID19 pandemic is having potentially catastrophic secondary impacts on the health of women and girls around the world.
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Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare During COVID-19
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Hepatitis C is a potentially fatal disease, but today, we have the tools to diagnose and treat it.
⬇Dr Masnoon Ahmed explains what you need to know today:
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Refugees in #Greece with severe health and mental health conditions are increasingly left on the streets without shelter, protection or proper healthcare.
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Lockdown due to #COVID19 has put the world to a halt. To ensure medical aid remains accessible to patients in these difficult times, @MSF teams in India have moved to the clinics. Edoardo Nicolloti, Project Coordinator in Manipur shares how teams are coping with #COVID19 pandemic
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In the last three years, we've worked with local health authorities in #Ukraine to treat hepatitis C.
Here's how ⬇
Increasing access to hepatitis C treatment in Ukraine
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We are re-using PPE because we don’t have enough. We don’t have enough ventilators, we need more oxygen concentrators & a reliable supply chain. It’s an enormous challenge at the only #COVID19 treatment centre in Aden, #Yemen, run by @MSF.
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