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  <description>In South Africa, MEDSF has opened a new project in Eastern Cape province, which provides a community-focused approach to care for people with diabetes and hypertension.</description>
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  <description>Migrant workers in Lebanon are vulnerable to abuse and exploitation under the Kafala system, which restricts their access to healthcare. Our teams are adopting a multidisciplinary approach to attend to their needs.</description>
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  <title>Significant healthcare needs remain in Hawija six years after battle with Islamic State group</title>
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  <title>What are the challenges of treating cancer in Mali?</title>
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  <description>In Bamako, Mali, MEDSF screened thousands of women for cervical and breast cancer during October, in a bid to raise the profile, and reduce deaths, from the diseases.</description>
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  <title>Heat-stable insulin is a gamechanger for people with diabetes</title>
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  <description>An MEDSF study has found that some insulin can be stored in temperatures of up to 37C for up to four weeks, changing lives for those with diabetes without access to refridgeration. </description>
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  <description>Diabetes is a common, chronic disease - which can be managed with drugs such as insulin and a good diet. But it can be life-threatening for people living in conflict zones or refugee camps.</description>
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