Pentagon changes story on hospital airstrike in Afghanistan
Hospital was run by Doctors Without Borders, which operates in many of the world's war zones; 22 people killed by AC-130 gunship
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Calm returns to Kunduz, pressure mounts on U.S. over airstrike
Afghan security forces back in control of key city after bloody 3-day Taliban siege, but aid group wants to know who blew up its hospital
Doctors Without Borders leaves bombarded hospital
Medical charity blames U.S. airstrike in Afghanistan for destroying its hospital and killing 22 people; humanitarian crisis started by Taliban's city takeover worsens
U.S.: Strike may have caused Afghan "collateral damage"
Doctors Without Borders staff killed after explosion near Afghanistan hospital that may have been caused by U.S. airstrike
2 workers for Doctors Without Borders killed in South Sudan
A logistician and community health worker were killed in separate attacks in the war-stricken country
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New vaccine falls far short of full protection, but could still help save lives
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AP: World Health Organization resisted declaring a global health emergency while hundreds died
Major milestone in Ebola battle
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