cholera

“When the disease hits, it's life or death”

Moïse is thirty-three years old. He arrived a few hours ago, in a serious condition, at the cholera treatment centre in Thomassique, a small town in the Centre department in Haiti.

An MSF Cholera Treatment Centre. Haiti 2010 © Jean Marc Giboux

Dispatches - Spring 2011

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  • Key weapon in the fight against Cholera
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  • 'Such beautiful people dese

One year after a devastating earthquake killed an estimated 222,000 people and left 1.5 million people homeless, Haitians continue to endure...

 

As a medical organisation we constantly strive to provide the most effective healthcare possible for our patients.

 

Social
violence is rife in Papua New Guinea and MSF provides medical and psychosocial
care to survivors of sexual and domestic violence.

PNG 2010  © Fiona Morris

Cholera cases are on the rise in Haiti following the onset of the rainy season, and the country is not adequately prepared to combat the deadly...

Haiti 2012 © Mathieu Fortoul/MSF

Oliver
McGrath of Tipperary is a Water and Sanitation Specialist working for Médecins
Sans Frontières / Doctors Without Borders (MSF)...

World of Irish Nursing March 2012 Working in Africa was very rewarding for Dublin nurse Laura Duggan who saw cholera patients return from the...

One year since the start of the ongoing cholera epidemic in Haiti, people all over the country are still threatened by the deadly disease.

Haitian MSF doctor hiking to MSF Cholera Treatment Centre

Cholera is still rife in Haiti and far from under control. Having ravaged other parts of the island in June, it is now returning to the Haitian...

Haiti 2010 © Spencer Platt/Getty Images
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