Read: Haiti: "The Outbreak is Still At It's Beginning"

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From: Doctors Without Borders <newsletter@doctorswithoutborders.org>
To: peter.lopez51@yahoo.com
Sent: Tue, November 23, 2010 2:32:13 PM
Subject: Haiti: "The Outbreak is Still At It's Beginning"

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	The Field: A Monthly Newsletter from MSF                  November 2010
	Haiti Audio Slideshow: "The Outbreak is Still At It's Beginning"
	Throughout the month, MSF expanded and deepened it response to the outbreak of cholera in Haiti, while also calling on other actors in the country to do the same in order to meet the needs of growing numbers of people falling ill. Read More >
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