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Gunmen attack Afghan hospital where MSF aid group runs a clinic
Series of bloody attacks have taken place in the capital in recent months claimed by the militant Islamic State group
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More than 100 migrants missing off Libyan coast: IOM
Aid agencies say it might be the worst tragedy in the Mediterranean this year
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New migrants brought to Libya center hit by deadly air strike
Despite a risk it could be hit again which led to survivors being evacuated
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Five killed in heavy fighting in Yemen's Taez: MSF
Clashes prevent patients from reaching MSF supported hospital
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Year of Gaza protests leaves lives broken, medical system on brink
Hundreds remain at risk of infection and amputation, as Israel turns down most to leave the strip for treatment
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After IS, Mosul tackles another terror: super-resistant bacteria
Antibiotic resistance constitutes one of the biggest threats to global health says WHO
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Nearly 300 migrants rescued off Libya: aid group
More than 1,300 migrants have perished trying to reach Italy or Malta since the beginning of the year
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MSF says migration deal will 'block people' at Europe's doorstep
The 28 EU leaders agree to consider setting up 'disembarkation platforms' outside the bloc for migrants
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Doctors Without Borders reveals sex abuse cases as Oxfam scandal widens
Britain warns it will cut off ties with foreign aid charities that cover up sex scandals
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Hundreds flee clashes in Central Africa
More than a million people have fled their homes and 2.4 million people are in need of humanitarian aid
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