MSF in Haiti: Help if you Can

 

	The Field: A Monthly Newsletter from MSF	January 2012
	Haiti: MSF Increases Hospital Capacity in Earthquake-Affected Areas
	With more than 500,000 people still displaced and affordable health care severely lacking two years after the massive 2010 earthquake in Haiti, MSF is operating several emergency health care structures that offer surgery, obstetric care, physiotherapy, and more.  >
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