Access to medicines

Access to medicines

One third of the world lacks  access to essential medicines.  In the poorest parts of Africa and Asia this figure rises to a half of the population. We challenge the high cost of medicines and the absence of treatment for many of the diseases affecting ou

Too often  we cannot treat patients because the medicines are too expensive, or they are no longer produced.  Sometimes, the only drugs we have are highly toxic or ineffective and nobody is looking for a better cure. 
As a medical humanitarian organisation, it is fundamentally unacceptable that access to essential medicines is increasingly difficult, particularly for the most common global infectious diseases. 

 
 medicine for the treatment of drug resistant tuberculosis
Tuberculosis

Sierra Leone: New approach radically improves diagnosis and treatment of children with TB

Article 23 Mar 2024
 
MSF/Mohamed Adan
Epidemics

በአለም አቀፍ ደረጃ ለተከሰተውን የኮሌራ በሽታ ክትባት እጥረት መፍትሄ ሊሆን የሚችል የወረርሽኝ ምላሽ

Article 7 Mar 2024
 
MSF/Mohamed Adan
Epidemics

Ethiopia: Amidst global cholera vaccine shortages, highly targeted interventions could prove an effective response

Article 5 Mar 2024
 
Central African Republic: community aid groups help HIV patients to live openly and confidently
Central African Republic

Central African Republic: community aid groups help HIV patients to live openly and confidently

Article 7 Dec 2023
 
A Little spark of hope in East Chad
Chad

A Little spark of hope in East Chad

Article 8 Nov 2023
 
MSF: Immediate ceasefire is needed in Gaza to stop the bloodshed
Gaza - Israel War

MSF: Immediate ceasefire is needed in Gaza to stop the bloodshed

Article 28 Oct 2023