Haiti: Conditions for Staff, Patients Improve

January 27, 2010

After enduring delays in receiving urgent medical supplies and equipment, as well as continuous aftershocks that threatened already-damaged facilities, MSF staff are now treating patients inside an inflatable hospital.  

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