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  <description>A mobile team of MEDSF medics is travelling to remote villages in the unstable southeast of Central African Republic to find and treat people suffering from a neglected disease.</description>
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  <description>In order to break the vicious cycle that leaves tropical diseases neglected, existing programmes that diagnose and treat patients need to be expanded and medical research to develop simpler, more effective tools needs to be supported, according to a new report, Fighting Neglect, released today by Médecins Sans Frontières (MEDSF).</description>
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