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MSF's Suerie Moon spoke in front of a US Senate Committee on promoting new treatments & cures for neglected diseases read more

 

NEW: The 13th Edition of Untangling the Web of Antiretroviral Price Reductions is now available download it here

 

VIDEO: MSF's community approach to treating malnutrition in Niger watch it here

 

WHO's work on the financing of medical research and development is given a fresh start read more

 

MSF Letter to GFATM on concerns over scale-up of AIDS treatment in light of Board of Directors Meeting read more

 

New European Parliament Working Group on Innovation & Access launches with support of Access Campaign  read more

 






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"Starved for Attention": Sign the Petition

An estimated 195 million children are affected by malnutrition worldwide.  It contributes to at least one-third of the eight million annual deaths of children under five years of age. These deaths are preventable if the nutritional requirements of young children are met.

"Starved for Attention" aims to reform humanitarian food assistance and nutrition programmes for malnourished children.

Sign the petition to help us mobilise the resources needed to scale up programmes to prevent and treat malnutrition at www.starvedforattention.org

Related Links

Field Story: Battling Endemic Malnutrition in Burkina Faso (Feb 2010)

Report: Malnutrition: How Much is Being Spent? (Nov 2009)

MSF & Malnutrition



© Francesco Zizola

MSF's Sharonann Lynch writes passionately about putting radical game-changers, such as a financial transaction tax, into place to increase the number of HIV+ patients on treatment and to bend the curves of the HIV epidemic. Read more


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Dr. Marie-Pierre Allié of MSF explains the current state of the response to Niger's malnutrition crisis, with rates of childhood malnutrition exceeding the 15% emergency threshold in some areas. MSF expects to treat 150,000 children this year. Read more


© Laura McCullagh

Major efforts are being taken to prevent mother-to-child transmission of HIV in northern Uganda. In particular, targeted outreach towards mothers aiming to get them to clinics for antenatal care and delivery. Read more


Watch a new animation which explains the fatal confusion between legitimate generic medicines....and illegal fakes, an issue that affects access to medicines worldwide.

To learn more about the issue of counterfeit medicinal products, click here.