Hepatitis C can be fatal if left untreated, but 90% of people who contract the virus don't show any initial symptoms. Linnea is in Pakistan as part of a dyamic team responding to this 'silent killer'...
In Machar Colony, a slum area of Karachi, an Médecins Sans Frontières / Doctors Without Borders (MSF) team have been treating patients for Hepatitis C using a new line of drugs to combat the virus.
Nathalia is in Pakistan, where she and the rest of the pharmacy team work to ensure that all our medics have the right drugs available to give patients the best possible care. Today she visits one of the clinics for the first time, and sees the impact of the work first hand...
Theresa is a doctor from the USA who has been working in the MSF / Doctors Without Borders hepatitis C clinic in Cambodia. Here she gets a rare break from the clinic as she begins to look to the future...
Theresa is an MSF doctor, currently working at a hepatitis C clinic in Cambodia. As she approaches the end of this, her first posting with MSF, she reflects on the movement and change inherent to life with MSF...
Theresa is in Cambodia, where she's working at the Doctors without Borders / MSF hepatitis C clinic. She blogs about the tiniest patient of her posting so far, and why doctors are rarely entirely off duty...
At the half-way point of her assignment in Cambodia, Theresa reflects on what she's accomplished, and what she's learned about life as a doctor with MSF / Doctors without Borders...
Last October, MSF opened a clinic in Phnom Penh, the capital of Cambodia, offering treatment to people with hepatitis C. Over 4,000 diagnoses later, World Hepatitis Day gives the team a chance to reflects on what they've achieved...
What is hepatitis C? How do people catch it, and what does it mean when you have it? Theresa is a doctor working at the MSF hepatitic C clinic in Phnom Penh, and she blogs about the illness she and the team are dedicating their days to fighting...
Theresa is a doctor from the USA, currently working for MSF in Cambodia. This week the team in her clinic worked together to create a new tool in their fight against hepatitis C - with a little help from a film crew...
Because MSF/Doctors without Borders projects are set up where the need is greatest, demand for our services is often huge. Theresa blogs from Cambodia about how the team there is coping with the influx of patients at the hepatitis C clinic in Phnom Penh...
