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 | Paediatric Benznidazole documentary [December 2011] 6'30'' Click to see movie in English Cliqué para ver la película en español Clique para lançar filme em português | |
 | Neglected Diseases: strategies for elimination [March 4, 2011] 4'32", English An interview with Bernard Pécoul by WebsEdge for Global Health TV Click to see movie | |
 | 1$ For 1 Life (short version) [November 2010] 26', English Click to launch movie | |
 | DNDi's Partnership of the Year - 2010 [November 2010] 4', English A successful partnership leads to a technological breakthrough Click to launch movie |
 | DNDi's Project of the Year - 2010 [November 2010] 4', English A New Hope for Visceral Leishmaniasis and Kala Azar Patients Click to launch movie |
 | BIO Show 2010 [May 2010] 15', English - © Pharmexec Partnering for Success on Neglected Diseases: How Far Have We Come? Dr. Jean-Pierre Paccaud, Director Business Development, Drugs for Neglected Disease initiative [DNDi] Click to launch video |
 | Leishmaniasis East Africa Platform (LEAP) [June 2009] 5', English LEAP conducts clinical trials to develop new and more adapted treatments to treat visceral leishmaniasis. Partnership of the Year 2008 Click to launch movie |
 | NECT - New hope for sleeping sickness [June 2009] 6', English Nifurtimox-Eflornithine Combination Therapy (NECT) is an improved treatment for sleeping sickness, which is now available and implemented in 6 African countries so far (May 2010). Project of the Year 2008 English version More on NECT |
 | NECT - Un nouvel espoir contre la maladie du sommeil [June 2009] 5', Français NECT est une combinaison thérapeutique de nirfutimox et d'éflornithine contre la maladie du sommeil. Elle est maintenant disponible et implementée dans 6 pays africains (en mai 2010). Projet de l'Année 2008 Version française Plus d'informations sur NECT |
 | Vital Signs, CNN [June 2009] 5', English - © CNN "Disease of poverty - Chagas": visit in Bolivia on the trail of a little known killer disease. Chagas disease is exclusive to Latin America, and kills more people there than any other parasitic illness, including malaria. More on CNN website  Movie on CNN website |
 | News, TV5 Monde [April 25, 2009] 7', Français - © TV5 Monde On Malaria Day, a short presentation on the combination therapy launched by DNDi in Brazil to treat malaria (ASMQ), including an interview with Bernard Pecoul, Executive Director, DNDi, and Isabela Ribeiro, Project Manager, DNDi. Click to launch movie |
 | Temps présent, TSR Swiss Television [December 2008] 7', Français - © TSR “Le grand marché des cobayes humains”: a part of the program presents the clinical trials done in Bihar (India) by DNDi in partnership with Dr. Shyam Sundar, to treat visceral leishmaniasis with combination therapies. Click to launch movie More info about the documentary |
 | MSF & DNDi in DRC to fight against Sleeping sickness [October 2008] 6', English - © MSF Presentation of the MSF "sleeping sickness" project in the DRC, in Doruma (opened in 2007), focusing on the challenges of access, logistics, high number of cases and insecurity. Another challenge, taken up in collaboration with DNDi, consists of pushing for more R&D to find other treatments, which would be simple to administer and less toxic for the patients. Click to launch movie | |
 | MSF & DNDi in DRC to fight against Sleeping sickness |
 | Survival series, BBC - Sleeping sickness – The Deadliest Disease [October 2008] 6', English - © Ruder Finn in partnership with Rockhopper.tv Dr. Florent Mbo is part of the Sleeping Sickness National Control Programme in the DRC. Explore with him the remote areas of DRC with extremely limited medical resources along the Congo River that Dr. Mbo visits to try to tackle the often fatal disease. Dr. Mbo is also accompanying Dr. Els Torreele, Project Manager at DNDi, to explore treatment options for patients suffering from neglected diseases. English version Version française |
 | A new hope for malaria patients [June 2008] 3'30'', English Presentation of the 2 new easy-to-use antimalarial drugs made available by DNDi: ASAQ in 2007, registered in 25 countries in Africa, and ASMQ in 2008, available in South America (Brazil). Click to launch movie |
 |  DNDi movies on MSF website |
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