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Médecins Sans Frontières

MSF general statement at the 56th Series of WIPO Assembly

Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) would like to urge WIPO and its member states to tackle the on-going challenges of spiralling drug prices and neglect of public health priorities in the IP-driven medical innovation system.

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As U.N. General Assembly starts, MSF urges governments to set medical research policies that align with people’s health needs

New MSF report exposes pharma industry failings and highlights new ways of researching and developing medicines that address public health needs.

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MSF calls on G7 leaders to urgently address the critical gaps in global response to public health emergencies and unite to lower the price of live-saving medicines

Ise-Shima, Japan/Geneva May 26, 2016 - Two years since the first signs of the West Africa Ebola outbreak, the world today is little more prepared to respond to such an emergency than it was then, warns international humanitarian aid organisation Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), while the lack of R&D into needed medicines and exorbitant medicine prices requires urgent and united action from the world leaders gathered in Japan.

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Lives on the Edge: Time to align medical research and development with people’s health needs

Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) released a report that outlines shortcomings of the current system for new drug development. The report highlights resulting access barriers and proposes policy solutions.

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MSF welcomes Ministry of Commerce clarification on compulsory licensing: warns US pressure on India will continue

New Delhi, 23 March 2016 - The Indian Government recently responded to media reports that they had assured the US India Business Council that they would not grant compulsory licences on medicines - overriding a patent to allow for the production of affordable generic versions of medicines under licence - in the future.

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Just 2% of people with the severest cases of drug-resistant TB currently have access to new, more effective treatments

Médecins Sans Frontières released the 4th edition of its report DR-TB Drugs Under the Microscope. The report analyzes the barriers and factors affecting access to treatment regimens for drug-resistant tuberculosis.

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MSF statement on a donation of TB drugs from Otsuka Pharmaceuticals

19 February 2016 - MSF appreciates Otsuka Pharmaceuticals’ donation of 400 treatments of a novel drug, delamanid, which enables MSF and its partners to initially treat a specific number of MDR-TB patients worldwide.

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First new TB drugs in half a century reach just 2% of people who need them

Médecins Sans Frontières calls for companies to make new drugs to treat drug-resistant TB, bedaquiline and delamanid, available and affordable.

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New survey shows outdated TB policies and practices risking further spread of drug-resistant TB

Urgent phase-out needed for outdated policies of mandatory hospitalisation, re-treatment regimens that contribute to drug resistance, and sub-optimal diagnosis.

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MSF, TAG symposium: Ending TB in India: Why civil society should dream and act BIG?

2015 Union World Conference on Lung Health, Cape Town, South Africa
Date: December 4, 2015
Time: 17h15-18h30

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