Haiti - A Year of Emergency
10 January 2011
Despite massive aid response, significant needs remain one year after quake
MSF issues review of emergency response and current gaps in medical care, shelter, water and sanitation, and secondary healthcare challenges[more]
10 January 2011
Haiti one year after - a review of MSF humanitarian aid operations
Haitians faced the adversities of life on a daily basis even before a devastating earthquake struck on January 12, 2010. As a major medical and humanitarian organization that’s been present in Haiti since 1991, MSF saw firsthand...[more]
10 January 2011
Haiti: One Year Later
One year after a devastating earthquake killed an estimated 222,000 people and left 1.5 million people homeless, Haitians continue to endure appalling living conditions amid a nationwide cholera outbreak, despite the largest...[more]
10 January 2011
Mirlanda - A Patient Story
Mirlanda, a young MSF patient in Haiti who lost her mother and a leg to the earthquake, is a source of inspiration to the MSF staff, her fellow patients, and the photographer who captured her spirit in these images. Photographs...
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Haiti : 01 August 2012Haiti: Young survivor of Haiti’s arthquake tells her story
Ten-year-old Mirlanda lost one of her legs due to the 2010 earthquake. She spent a year and a half in surgeries, recovery, and physiotherapy at MSF’s temporary tent hospital. Today she is a bright and upbeat young girl who looks...[more]
Haiti : 31 July 2012Haiti: Dattchina’s Story - The only free burn unit in Haiti
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Haiti : 30 July 2012Haiti: Music opens doors to a girl’s recovery
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Month in Focus : 27 June 2012A Year in Focus 2011-2012
A Year in Focus 2011-2012
This film reviews some of the most outstanding activities during the year 2011-2012:
Somalia - Haiti - Syria - Libya - Malnutrition - Burlina Faso - Côte d'Ivoire - Central African Republic - South...[more]
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Jordan – Syrian patients in Amman hospitalMali crisis – Desert refugeesNigeria – Lead poisoningHaiti – Severe burns unitKenya – Victims of sexual violenceGuinea – Cholera vaccination[more]
Haiti : 09 May 2012Country unprepared in face of resurgent cholera
People need clean water, soap to prevent spread[more]
Cholera cases triple in Port-au-Prince and Léogâne
With the arrival of the rainy season, cholera returns threatening more lives.[more]
Haiti : 13 April 2012New surgical centre reinforces access to emergency care
Victims of trauma, violence to receive high-quality care[more]
Month In Focus - April 2012
Month In Focus – April 2012
DR Congo – An alarming surge in malariaChad – On the brink of a peak in malnutritionParaguay – The scourge of the vinchucaUzbekistan – Tuberculosis shows resistanceHaiti – Medical certificates for...[more]
Chad : 17 January 2012Month in Focus - January 2012
Month In Focus - January 2012
Somalia – An attack on MSF South Sudan – 20,000 refugees from the northCambodia – Improving TB detectionChad – village workers improve malaria careDR Congo – Treating childrenHaiti – 2 years after...[more]
MSF still vigilant about critical medical needs
Capacity increased in area affected by quake[more]
Urban survivors : 02 November 2011Urban survivors
Shedding light on the humanitarian crisis in slums[more]
NEWS : 28 October 2011Vaccines one option against more cholera outbreaks
Permanent water and sanitation measures remain essential[more]
Central African Republic : 26 October 2011Month In Focus: October 2011
Month in Focus: October 2011
Libya – Aid without discrimination
Somalia – The medical aid challenge
Haiti – The never-ending epidemic
Central Africa Republic – Halting premature mortality[more]
Haiti : 19 October 2011Health ministry takes over cholera treatment in Cap Haitien
MSF gradually handing over, giving supplies and training[more]
Haiti : 19 October 2011Lives still threatened by inadequate cholera response
Clean water and sanitation needed to halt spread[more]
MSF in Haiti
Since October 22, MSF has treated 16,500 people for suspected cholera in a total of 21 cholera treatment centers across the country.
Cases continue to remain high in the Artibonite region (11,500 cases total treated in MSF run or supported structures).
Cases also increasing in the northern cities of Cap Haitien, Port de Paix, and Gros Morne with MSF medical structures reporting an increase of 280 cases per week (ending November 7) to 1,200 cases per week (ending November 14).
In Port-au-Prince, the number of cases presenting to MSF-run or -supported medical structures has jumped from 350 per week (ending November 7) to 2,250 cases per week (ending November 14).
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