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- 5 minutes to understand… Ebola in a conflict zone
- Bangladesh: The crisis is not over - Rohingya refugees are still arriving
- Because I’m a woman...
- Gaza: Interview with the medical coordinator
- Help save lives
- I was bitten, and I could not protect my children
- International Humanitarian Law: does it matter?
- Iraq: Over a third of our patients in East Mosul show antibiotic resistance
- Lebanon: Refugees in Shatila camp
- Love is all you need
- Pakistan: Bringing hope to sufferers of a neglected disease
- Palestine: Gaza, one year after the protests’ bloodiest day
- Palliative care: Our mission is also to alleviate suffering
- Part 1 | The Teacher
- Part 4 |The Doctor
- Providing care for the caregivers
- Saving lives is non-negotiable. Saving lives is what we do.
- Voices from Gaza: "We have a huge mountain to climb, and we cannot do it alone"
- Voices from the field: Meet Mohammad Al-Rifai, MSF architect in Bangui, CAR
- Walk and Talk: Amman reconstructive surgery hospital
- Blog posts
- A Father’s smile
- A funny thing happened on the way to the office
- A letter from Lankien, South Sudan
- A star is born
- Aiding & Abetting?
- Baby Shahida
- Bangladesh: Love is all you need
- Be careful what you ask for…
- Big Babies, Small Babies, So Many Babies!
- Central African Republic: "An impossible choice"
- Clémentine
- Cooking with MSF: Sierra Leone Cheesecake
- DRC: Life in the emergency unit
- DRC: Reflections on cholera
- Death
- European Refugee Crisis: Frozen out by Europe
- Families without fathers
- Finding the strength to save my daughter
- Five Myths to work about MSF
- Getting ready for the baby boom
- Hand-Washing Day!
- How MSF staff spend their weekends
- I didn't leave the hospital for three weeks
- I'm cured, but my fight against TB isn't over
- In fear for his life
- Innovation: Can stories help to save lives?
- Innovation: Mobile Unit Surgical Trailer – “War will not wait”
- Innovation: Three MSF start-up projects that could save lives in the future...
- Iraq: Healing the psychological and emotional scars of the conflict
- Iraq: Mahmoud and the mint plant
- Iraq: “The vast majority of patients we saw in the emergency room were paediatric cases”
- It is not my war
- It will take me time
- Jordan: "My first impression was of the fear and anxiety that I could see in his eyes"
- Karachi Biryani: A meal loved by everyone….
- Life in Raqqa was terrifying
- Malawi: Detained for a dream
- Most victims are hit in the street
- My desire to survive
- My life with HIV
- My name is Mahmoud! I am 10 years old...
- My time in Pakistan: How playing games could help save lives
- No end to the music
- No woman should die in the process of giving birth
- Of cultures and dinosaurs: Promoting health, laughs and understanding in Pakistan
- One hand does not clap - Afghani proverb
- Patients make me happy every day
- Photo blog: Emergency malaria clinics up and running
- Premature baby fights for her life
- Reflections on Malaria
- Search and rescue: "Good luck, my sister"
- Searching for search and rescue
- South Sudan: Our international mini-village
- Speaking out against continuous violence
- Supporting communities trapped on eastern Ukraine’s frontline
- TB & Me: 'You need to get treatment and believe in yourself'
- Tegus, sexual violence and saying goodbye
- The Darkest Hour
- The Invisible World of Supply
- The first 24 hour shift
- The great impersonator
- The letter that changed me
- The shadow of Syria
- The stigma of being a single mother in India
- The street that turned into a river
- The things I'm grateful for
- Treating torture: “You have to approach every survivor differently”
- Treatment, friendship, stories from MSF's reconstructive surgery hospital in Amman
- Welcome to Iraq!
- Where will they sleep tonight?
- Yemen: Going to a warzone is no 'adventure'
- Yemen: “Healthcare at breaking point”
- Yemen: “On an average day in Taiz, we hear around five explosions per minute”
- “Look at me well” - How we made a viral music video to fight HIV in Kinshasa
- Featured Stories
- 2016: A year in pictures
- A meeting with minds: mental health project
- Afghanistan: My sister, I will take care of you
- Afghanistan: Stories from MSF winter clinic in Herat
- An extra 30 nurses to cope with the influx of wounded in Gaza
- Arsal: Where else would we go?
- Bangladesh: We provided one million consultations. This is what we found.
- Bangladeshis at the centre of the humanitarian response
- Beautiful Faces of Mosul
- Beyond a healthy body: MSF's mental health activities
- CAR: "Our midwives are working as first responders"
- Comics from a conference without borders
- Confinement, violence and chaos
- DRC: "There is no health without mental health"
- Diffa, Niger: Young minds damaged by the conflict
- Ebola outbreak 2018
- Egyp: MSF has treated more than 1,700 patients from more than 10 countires
- El Salvador: Watching and being watched by The Boys from MS13
- Fighting against stigma in Nablus
- Five minutes to understand: The eradication of Polio
- From mission impossible to mission possible in 12 month
- Gaza: Wounds inflicted on the people bear witness to their living conditions
- Haiti: Mobile clinic by donkey
- Healing Wounds: Photo exhibition in Dubai
- If you don’t fail, then you are not innovating
- India: Fighting malnutrition alongside local communities
- International Women’s Day: Caring for displaced women
- Iraq: Isolated, angry, anxious and stressed - mental health in Iraq
- Iraq: healing victims of war at the Baghdad Medical Rehabilitation Centre
- Jordan: Treating patients at home
- Kenya: 11,578 delivered in MSF's shipping container hospital
- Kerala: Our medical team provided medical consultations to vulnerable people in six relief camps
- Lebanon: Kids get specialised care in eastern Lebanon's Bekaa Valley
- Living with Diabetes: Syrian and Jordanian patients fight their silent diseases - Part 2
- Living with Diabetes: Syrian and Jordanian patients fight their silent diseases - Part 3
- Living with Diabetes: Syrian and Jordanian patients fight their silent diseases
- MSF Access Campaign: 2016 Year in Review
- MSF Receives Google Grant to Develop New Free Smartphone App to Help Diagnose Antibiotic Resistance
- Mediterranean: A cemetery of water
- Mexico: 72 hours at "LA 72"
- Mosul: One Year On
- Myanmar/Bangladesh: ‘No one was left’ - Death and Violence Against the Rohingya
- New Year Babies: The first MSF deliveries of 2019
- North Kivu: We cannot let our guard down until the Ebola epidemic is declared over
- One year on and Rohingya refugees are still trapped in a cycle of suffering and poor health.
- Op-Ed| Trust us, we’re doctors.
- Overview of the refugee crisis in Europe
- Palestine: March of Return protestors abandoned after year of suffering
- Palestinians between check points and mental suffering
- Part 3|The Mother
- Psychologist Diane Hanna: Painting of people I met in Mosul
- Rohingya Crisis: 12 months in photos
- Rohingya Refugees: Facts and Figures
- Rohingya in Bangladesh: A journey of death and life
- Salvaging bodies: A doctor's everyday reality in Syria
- Save Lives With MSF
- Search and rescue: Fear and joy on an MSF rescue boat
- Syria: "We need your help to stop the bombing"
- Syria: In dust and despair, displaced Syrians wait
- Syria: The voice from the hospital basement in East Ghouta
- Tales from MSF’s ‘Container Village’ in Likoni, Kenya
- The Grandmother
- The killer diseases: Antibiotic resistance
- The smartphone that saves lives
- The struggle to rebuild Mosul is far from over
- Time to strike back at snakebite
- Uganda overwhelmed as tens of thousands flee violence in South Sudan
- Walk and Talk: Ebola Treatment Centre in Magina, DRC
- We were beaten in Iraq and we came to Lesvos to find the same situation
- What is it like to live in a camp for the Rohingyas
- Words from Gaza youngest patients
- Yemen: “In Taiz people are still hopeful for a stronger future.”
- life is still on hold for the Roghingya
- “The hardest thing about the injury is not being able to walk”
- Opinion and debate
- Bangladesh: Opinion - Rohingya refugees "People are in survival mode"
- Libya: When France becomes accomplice to the very crimes it condemns
- Opinion and Debate: Where is the love?
- Opinion and debate | MSF suspension of EU funds: The evolution from financial opportunism to consistency of principles
- Opinion and debate | MSF suspension of EU funds: When short memory meets moral opportunism
- Opinion and debate: "Let's be clear - we are witnessing a true cleansing in CAR"
- Opinion and debate: A World Humanitarian Summit that doesn’t talk about humanitarian action
- Opinion and debate: Another dangerous step further down the slippery slope?
- Opinion and debate: AstraZeneca and Pfizer – what hasn’t been talked about?
- Opinion and debate: Building resilience by deconstructing humanitarian aid
- Opinion and debate: Bursting the Bubble - Fizzy water and the politics of humanitarian aid
- Opinion and debate: Catastrophic thinking
- Opinion and debate: Cold war humanitarianism in Ukraine
- Opinion and debate: Collecting data on sexual violence - what do we need to know?
- Opinion and debate: Confused in Congo: they shoot, we give the shots
- Opinion and debate: Countries, beware! Climbing up the income ladder can seriously damage your health
- Opinion and debate: Dadaab refugees - a plea for dignity
- Opinion and debate: Drone Aid: A useful tool with a toxic image
- Opinion and debate: Effectiveness and accountability - How do we move from aspirational principles to practical action?
- Opinion and debate: Either… Or - Building resilience is still not compatible with humanitarian aid
- Opinion and debate: Emergency response - is prevention the key to successful intervention?
- Opinion and debate: Expats - the useful idiots of impartiality
- Opinion and debate: From ‘R2P’ to peacekeepers on steroids
- Opinion and debate: High drug prices are hurting us all
- Opinion and debate: Hundreds of thousands of people cannot be punished for the actions of a few
- Opinion and debate: If basic life support is a pull-factor, let them come
- Opinion and debate: Is better delivery of assistance the key to a future for the humanitarian project?
- Opinion and debate: Is medical care really under fire? A debate on humanitarian security
- Opinion and debate: It’s time for humanitarians to shine the spotlight on the neglected issue of palliative care
- Opinion and debate: Less is more - The case for a purely humanitarian response in emergencies
- Opinion and debate: Let it go, let it go? Or give it up?
- Opinion and debate: Lift the blockade on Gaza
- Opinion and debate: MSF should not replace governmental responsibilities in Ebola fight
- Opinion and debate: Morbid milestones: The never-ending cycle of violence against Palestinians
- Opinion and debate: Overcoming ‘opiophobia’ - the need for proper treatment of pain due to trauma and after operations
- Opinion and debate: Questions around a forced exodus
- Opinion and debate: Refugees are not terrorists
- Opinion and debate: Search and Destroy does not save migrants' lives
- Opinion and debate: See No Fogeys. Hear No Fogeys. Help No Fogeys?
- Opinion and debate: Six reasons why the NGO certification process is not the solution
- Opinion and debate: TB - The disease we should be worrying about
- Opinion and debate: TB - the old devil in new clothes
- Opinion and debate: Terrorist until proven innocent
- Opinion and debate: The Bangkok Buyers Club
- Opinion and debate: The Bangui debacle
- Opinion and debate: The McDonalds index of humanitarian access
- Opinion and debate: The Syria Conference: a wolf in sheep’s clothing?
- Opinion and debate: The World Humanitarian Summit – will it pass the Katanga test?
- Opinion and debate: The aid world has failed the people of the Central African Republic
- Opinion and debate: The critical role of the humanitarian critique
- Opinion and debate: The limits of humanitarian aid in the Occupied Palestinian Territories
- Opinion and debate: The limits of humanitarianism in Gaza
- Opinion and debate: The new normal in European aid - keeping ‘trouble’ from European shores
- Opinion and debate: The painfully obvious Core Humanitarian Standards highlight a humanitarian system that’s out of touch
- Opinion and debate: The regime of humanitarian detention
- Opinion and debate: Unfunded locals on the frontlines
- Opinion and debate: We are Europe - we can do better
- Opinion and debate: We are people - The façade of European values
- Opinion and debate: Why David Miliband is wrong about humanitarian goals
- Opinion and debate: Words of concern, walls of deterrence
- Opinion and debate: World Humanitarian Summit: An unhelpful bias toward natural disasters?
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- 99 survivors rescued from sinking dinghy in Mediterranean but many presumed drowned
- Bangladesh: Immediate action needed to avert massive public health disaster
- Critical situation for refugees and migrants still stuck on Paris streets as temperatures drop
- EU border policies fuel mental health crisis for asylum seekers on Greek islands
- Greek islands: Families on the brink of a humanitarian emergency
- Idlib: MSF-supported hospital closed after damage from airstrikes
- MSF condemns incursion by armed men into supported hospitals
- MSF opens day centre for unaccompanied minors in Pantin
- MSF releases new medical guidelines app
- MSF reports show more assistance is needed in south Syria to meet health care needs
- MSF surveys estimate that at least 6,700 Rohingya were killed during the attacks in Myanmar
- Medical services stretched beyond limit amid mass casualty influxes in Syria’s East Ghouta enclave
- Mosul: Returnees face booby-trapped homes and decimated infrastructure
- Médecins Sans Frontières sends essential supplies for Rohingya refugees via Dubai’s air bridge
- Nearly 600 people rescued in Mediterranean but unknown number missing presumed drowned
- Raqqa: 33 blast victims treated by MSF in Raqqa in the first week of 2018
- Reducing stigma is key to helping displaced people in Sulaymaniyah recover from trauma
- Syria: Airstrikes or minefields – the deadly choice facing Raqqa’s residents
- Syria: Booby-traps and landmines – the conditions awaiting Raqqa’s returning residents
- Syria: Healthcare is being annihilated amid intensified bombings in Syria’s north-west
- The Dawn of Recovery: MSF Reconstructive Surgery Hospital Photo Exhibition
- Yemen: MSF calls on Saudi–led coalition to immediately allow access into Yemen for humanitarian organisations
- Yemen: Cholera outbreak threatens to get out of control
- Yemen: Government health staff are saving lives without salaries
- Yemen: Intense fighting and blockade further reduces access to healtcare
- Yemen: MSF reduces its cholera response as admissions drop
- “Treating children in Niger as quickly, and as close to their communities, as possible”
- Old press releases
- ARVs: MSF addresses US study on HIV drugs
- Access to Medicines: MSF kicks off global ████ to reduce the price of ████ to $5 in developing countries
- Access: India pressured by EU to sign harmful trade deal
- Afghanistan: Between rhetoric and reality – the ongoing struggle to access healthcare
- Afghanistan: MSF demands explanations after deadly Kunduz airstrikes
- Afghanistan: MSF staff killed and hospital partially destroyed in Kunduz
- Afghanistan: MSF strongly condemns violence against humanitarian workers and facilities
- Afghanistan: MSF treats victims of Kunduz bomb blast
- Aleppo: Trapped, under attack and struggling to survive
- Bahrain: Medical ethics conference cancelled
- Balkans: Hundreds stranded without aid as new border control measures come into force
- Beyond the rhetoric: Implement proven community strategies to fight HIV/AIDS
- Bulgaria: Appalling conditions in reception centres following influx of Syrian refugees
- Burundi: MSF treats 60 people wounded in grenade explosions
- By Boat and By Car, MSF’s Newest Project in South Sudan Brings Medical Care to Remote Locations
- CAR: Escalating violence endangering civilians and delivery of humanitarian aid
- CAR: International efforts to protect civilians failing to stop slaughter
- CAR: Lootings and armed theft prevent humanitarian response
- CAR: MSF calls upon government and all parties to the conflict to publicly condemn attacks against civilians and humanitarian workers
- CAR: MSF condemns continued attacks against civilians
- CAR: MSF starts emergency intervention in Kouango amid ‘a terrible mix of violence, displacement and lack of basic healthcare’
- CAR: MSF treat victims of violent clashes in capital Bangui
- CAR: Mortality study reveals shocking extent of violence
- CAR: Open Letter to the United Nations
- CAR: Patients cut off from healthcare in Bangui
- CAR: People caught in crisis still waiting for help
- CAR: UN must urgently and radically change its humanitarian response
- CAR: Violence prevents wounded and sick from reaching hospital
- CAR: Violent attacks against MSF threaten the supply of humanitarian assistance
- CAR: Violent attacks leave civilians injured and homes destroyed
- Central African Republic: Abandoned to its fate?
- Central African Republic: Fighting reaches unprecedented levels of violence
- Central African Republic: Fresh attack on MSF in Ndele
- Central African Republic: Fresh fighting leads to further mass displacement in Bouca
- Central African Republic: Survivors describe a mass rape ordeal outside Bossangoa
- Central African Republic: Systematic attacks on citizens
- Central African Republic: Violence in Bangui hospitals
- Central Mediterranean: European governments are obstructing lifesaving rescues and returning people to unsafe Libya
- Chad: Despite mass vaccination, measles cases in N’djamena not decreasing
- Chad: Reducing child mortality with malaria prevention and immunisation
- Chad: Refugees must receive humanitarian assistance following Darfur clashes
- Colombia: Sexual violence, an unattended medical emergency
- DRC: Emergency in South Irumu – “People have simply been abandoned"
- DRC: Family infected after child bite in rabies horror
- DRC: MSF assists displaced people in Ituri, Orientale Province
- DRC: MSF assists victims of violence in South Kivu
- DRC: MSF begins extraordinary rabies intervention
- DRC: MSF denounces acts of violence against civilians in Masisi
- DRC: MSF limits medical activities in Mweso
- DRC: MSF releases report on shocking humanitarian situation
- DRC: MSF urging military in Béni to take every precaution to protect hostages' lives
- DRC: One staff member returned, three still missing
- DRC: Racing against time to stem measles epidemic
- DRC: Renewed violence hits Pinga
- Dadaab: Agreement on refugee repatriation should not affect aid delivery
- Dadaab: Humanitarian aid must be prioritised, despite return of refugees to Somalia
- Dadaab: MSF forced to close health posts and evacuate staff amid escalating insecurity
- Decisions under pressure: An unprecedented inside-view of humanitarian crises
- Democratic Republic of Congo: MSF suspends a measles vaccination campaign
- Democratic Republic of Congo: MSF suspends medical activities in Pinga after threats to staff
- Dr Joanne Liu new International President of MSF
- Drug-resistant tuberculosis: The biggest threat to global health you've never heard of
- Ebola: Antimalarial drug reduced risk of dying among Ebola patients
- Ebola: First trials for new treatments to start at MSF sites
- Ebola: Hard-won gains in Liberia must not be undermined
- Ebola: International response to Ebola risks becoming a 'double failure'
- Ebola: Liberia Ebola-free, MSF urges continued vigilance
- Ebola: MSF Doctor recovers from virus in New York
- Ebola: MSF has virus under control in northern DRC
- Ebola: MSF resumes activities in southeast Guinea
- Ebola: MSF staff member evacuated from Mali
- Ebola: MSF staff member in US hospital
- Ebola: Official MSF response to WHO declaring epidemic an "extraordinary event"
- Ebola: Outbreak over in West Africa; world must learn lesson for future, says MSF
- Ebola: Pushed to the limit and beyond - MSF report
- Ebola: Treatment trials to be fast-tracked in West Africa
- Ethiopia: Urgent assistance needed for South Sudanese refugees
- Europe, don't turn your back on asylum: #TakePeopleIn
- European Refugee Crisis: Thousands trapped in freezing temperatures
- European governments must acknowledge their responsibility to help the most vulnerable people trapped in Libya.
- Financial Times selects MSF as 2016/17 Seasonal Appeal partner
- First UN TBsummit: Global leaders must make bold commitments
- Five MSF staff held in Syria released
- France: Refugees and migrants must not be shunned from humanitarian camps
- G7: The world is no better prepared today than a year ago to respond to Ebola
- Gaza Strip: Israel must stop bombing trapped civilians
- Gaza: MSF strongly condemns attack on Al Shifa hospital
- Global response to hepatitis C hangs on access to new oral drugs
- Greece: Expensive pneumonia vaccine key barrier to vaccinating refugee children
- Greece: MSF calls for immediate opening of hotspots
- Greece: MSF denounces Greek authorities’ decision to detain migrants indefinitely
- Greece: MSF urges action on the reception crisis faced by thousands
- Guinea: Mobilising against an unprecedented Ebola epidemic
- Guinea: Oral cholera vaccine highly effective during outbreak
- HIV: Generic competition pushing down drug prices but patents keep newer drugs unaffordable
- HIV: Higher prices hinder access to newer drugs
- HIV: New drug dolutegravir approved by USFDA
- HIV: Two new studies point to impact of HIV treatment on transmission in high-HIV-burden African contexts
- Haiti: Deplorable conditions for cholera patients
- Heat-stable vaccines urgently needed to reach the one in five children missed by immunisation worldwide
- Hepatitis C: Common among HIV-positive patients in sub-Saharan Africa
- India: Community management of acute malnutrition leads to high cure rates
- India: Final hearings begin in Bayer appeal
- India: Government must address worrying stock outs of TB drugs
- India: Landmark victory for generic drugs
- India: MSF launches campaign to protect access to affordable medicines
- India: MSF supports introduction of single-dose treatment for kala azar
- India: Supreme Court delivers historic verdict in Novartis case
- Iraq: A difficult journey of healing for war-wounded residents in Mosul
- Iraq: Hawijah offensive pushes nearly 14,000 people to neighboring districts in Kirkuk governorate
- Iraq: Increasing numbers of Iraqis in need of humanitarian assistance
- Iraq: MSF calls for the respect of medical facilites
- Iraq: Mental health project empowers Iraqis to take back their lives
- Iraq: People left without medical care as hospitals destroyed by repeated airstrikes
- Iraq: Scores of IDPs lacking essential aid in Kirkuk
- Iraq: Women and children among the scores of war-wounded treated at MSF hospital in West Mosul
- Italy and the EU must not abandon refugees at sea
- Italy: EU must recognise human cost of repressive migration policies
- Italy: MSF calls for temporary closure and evacuation of migrants centre in Lampedusa
- Jordan: MSF calls for medical evacuation of Syrian war-wounded
- Jordan: MSF sees dramatic increase in Syrian patients wounded by barrel bombs
- Jordan: Paediatric hospital opens in Zaatari camp
- Kala azar: Increased access to HIV coinfection imperative for elimination in Bihar, India
- Kenya: New clinic brings comprehensive care to most vulnerable
- Kenya: Somali refugees must not be forcibly returned, says MSF
- Kunduz: Fact-finding commission poised to conduct investigation
- Kunduz: MSF launches petition for Afghanistan attack investigation
- Kunduz: MSF releases internal review of hospital attack
- Lebanon: Aid lags as Syrian refugee numbers increase
- Liberia: 300,000 people at risk of malaria as Ebola epidemic damages healthcare system
- Liberia: Ebola drug trial halted
- Libya: Thousands of desperate people are still trapped in detention centres
- MSF President to UN Security Council: "Stop these attacks"
- MSF UK Director: We strongly condemn UK pressure to push refugees back to Libya with gunboats
- MSF again condemns abduction of its two colleagues in Dadaab and calls for their release
- MSF aid workers freed in Somalia arrive in Spain
- MSF and Royal College of GPs launch joint project
- MSF applauds new WHO recommendations for accelerating HIV treatment in developing countries
- MSF calls on European Union to stop putting migrants’ lives at risk
- MSF calls on GSK and Pfizer to slash pneumo vaccine price to $5 per child for poor countries
- MSF calls to all sides to spare the lives of trapped civilians in the Aleppo battle
- MSF delivers petition of almost 400,000 people who demand GlaxoSmithKline and Pfizer cut price of pneumonia vaccine
- MSF hands over Ebola response activities in DRC
- MSF launches app for public to help deliver medical care to most vulnerable
- MSF launches fundraising appeal for Philippines relief effort
- MSF report: The journey taken by war-wounded Syrians to rebuild their bodies and minds in Jordan
- MSF responds to WHO TB treatment and diagnostic recommendations
- MSF to no longer take funds from EU Member States and institutions
- MSF to pull out of World Humanitarian Summit
- MSF welcomes GSK's decision to lower the price of the pneumonia vaccine
- MSF: Greece must end systematic and prolonged detention of migrants
- MSF: Saving lives at sea is not a crime
- Mali: All warring parties must allow unrestricted access to healthcare
- Mali: MSF calls for access to Konna
- Mediterranean: Latest capsized boat highlights urgent need for rescue capacity
- Mexico: Central American migrants facing alarming levels of violence
- Migrants: Assistance urgently needed as number of refugees arriving in Greek islands increases at alarming rate
- Migrants: MSF and MOAS rescue 369 people during first rescue
- Migrants: MSF and MOAS to launch Mediterranean search, rescue and medical aid operation
- Migrants: MSF calls for large scale search and rescue operation in the Mediterranean
- Migration: EU leaders orchestrating humanitarian crisis on Europe’s shores
- Migration: Saddened by loss of life during rescue
- Myanmar seeks new ways to tackle urgent health threat of drug-resistant TB
- Myanmar: Government restrictions severely impacting access to healthcare in Rakhine State
- Myanmar: Humanitarian emergency in Rakhine state
- Myanmar: International humanitarian access to Rakhine state must urgently be permitted
- Myanmar: MSF acknowledges encouraging dialogue on Rakhine but clinics remain closed
- Myanmar: MSF concerned about the fate of thousands of patients after being ordered to cease activities
- Myanmar: MSF to resume HIV/AIDS and all other activities in Kachin, Shan and Yangon but concerns remain
- Myanmar: MSF treats first patients for neglected opportunistic disease
- Myanmar: MSF welcomes offer to resume operations in Rakhine but remains cautious
- New surgical unit opens to treat Mosul’s war-wounded
- Niger: Impending threat of deadly malaria and malnutrition combination
- Niger: MSF assists victims of new wave of violence in Diffa region
- Nigeria: At least 24,000 displaced face dire health situation in Borno State
- Nigeria: Disastrous living conditions more deadly than violence
- Nigeria: Environmental cleaning of the earth starts in Bagega village
- Nigeria: Health disaster in Borno State with high rates of malnutrition
- Nigeria: Lead poisoning crisis in Zamfara State
- Nigeria: Lead-poisoning remediation finally begins
- Nigeria: MSF finally able to start treating lead poisoned children in Bagega
- Nigeria: MSF suspends medical activities in Rann
- Nigeria: MSF warns of large-scale humanitarian disaster
- Nigeria: People fleeing Boko Haram violence hit by cholera
- Obstacle course to Europe: EU policies dramatically worsened the 2015 refugee crisis
- Open Letter to All States and Non-State Actors Involved in the Syrian Conflict
- PRESS RELEASE: World Health Assembly - decisive step towards more affordable vaccines
- Pakistan: Health structures and services in Bajaur must be respected
- Pakistan: MSF concerned for people's safety as blasts rip through the country
- Pakistan: MSF opens new clinic in Karachi
- Pakistan: MSF treats wounded from bomb blast in Hangu
- Pakistan: Medical work needs to be respected
- Papua New Guinea: 'Return to Abuser' report reveals cycle of abuse for survivors of violence
- Pfizer drops the price of its pneumonia vaccine
- Proposed shake-up to drug pricing framework risks middle-income countries paying more
- Refugee crisis: MSF and Greenpeace launch life-saving operations in the Aegean Sea
- Refugee crisis: MSF granted permission for new camp in northern France
- Rwanda: MSF’s internal struggle to position itself in the face of genocide
- Saudi-led airstrike on Abs hospital in Yemen cannot be justified as "unintentional error"
- Serbia: Asylum seekers and migrants left in the cold
- Sierra Leone: MSF distribute 1.5m malaria drugs as part of Ebola response
- Snakebites: Global health community slithers away from crisis as antivenom runs out
- Somalia report: patients speak of violence and hunger
- Somalia: Humanitarian aid must not be co-opted
- Somalia: Kidnapped MSF staff released after 644 days
- Somalia: MSF forced to close all medical programmes
- South Africa: MSF closes Johannesburg inner-city project
- South Sudan: 120,000 people in Pibor county cut off from aid
- South Sudan: 20,000 people neglected after fleeing disputed border region
- South Sudan: Alarming humanitarian situation as conflict escalates
- South Sudan: Attacks on MSF health facilities obstruct aid efforts
- South Sudan: Child malnutrition rates skyrocket
- South Sudan: Cholera treatment centre opened in Juba
- South Sudan: Displaced people dying of preventable diseases at alarming rate in Bentiu camps
- South Sudan: Dozens of wounded treated amid new wave of violence in Malakal
- South Sudan: Increased violence reducing access to essential healthcare
- South Sudan: MSF calls for urgent access to Upper Nile state
- South Sudan: MSF condemns outrageous attack in Malakal UN protection site
- South Sudan: MSF condemns the killing and wounding of its team members near Juba
- South Sudan: MSF condemns the looting of its facilities in Bentiu
- South Sudan: MSF condemns unspeakable violence in Bentiu
- South Sudan: MSF forced to evacuate from Leer hospital
- South Sudan: MSF releases report on the response to the Malakal Protection of Civilians site attack
- South Sudan: MSF responds to fast-evolving violence
- South Sudan: MSF treats wounded after attack in Akobo
- South Sudan: Medical care under fire
- South Sudan: Pervasive violence against healthcare - MSF report
- South Sudan: Shameful attitude to vulnerable displaced shown by leaders of UNMISS
- South Sudan: Staff and patients forced to flee hospital
- South Sudan: The stark choices facing displaced people in Aburoc
- South Sudan: Trapped by violence in Unity state
- South Sudan: Two MSF staff killed in Leer, Unity state
- South Sudan: Violence intensifies leaving hundreds wounded and thousands without access to care
- Srebrenica: The dynamics, dilemmas and disagreements underlying MSF's response
- Stop arbitrary detention of refugees and migrants disembarked in Libya
- Sudan: Denial of access forces MSF section closure
- Sudan: Dozens killed in Darfur violence
- Sudan: Extremely poor conditions in Darfur camp but MSF team denied access
- Sudan: MSF helps to vaccinate 750,000 against yellow fever
- Sudan: MSF hospital bombed in Frandala
- Sudan: MSF hospital bombed in South Kordofan
- Syria: 100,000 trapped in Azaz between Islamic State and Turkish border
- Syria: Airstrikes destroy Al Quds hospital in Aleppo leaving 14 dead
- Syria: Airstrikes on hospitals kill 11
- Syria: All parties to conflict must respect medical facilities
- Syria: An outrageous, relentless mass casualty disaster in East Ghouta
- Syria: At least 550 wounded in horrific market bombing in Damascus area
- Syria: At least seven killed and eight missing in latest hospital attack
- Syria: Attacks on healthcare continue in besieged east Aleppo
- Syria: Car bombs in northern Syria target Eid shoppers
- Syria: Chlorine attack on Idlib village
- Syria: Civilians forced to flee Al Safira under heavy bombardment
- Syria: Doctors and nurses collapsing as medical response in East Ghouta reaches its limits
- Syria: Four years into the conflict medical aid is paralysed by lack of access
- Syria: Fuel shortage puts health structures at risk
- Syria: Horrific missile strike reinforces urgent need for scale-up of emergency assistance
- Syria: Hospitals overwhelmed after bombing in Aleppo leaves hundreds dead and injured
- Syria: Humanitarian assistance in deadlock
- Syria: Humanitarian situation north of Aleppo reaching 'unsustainable levels', MSF warns
- Syria: Hundreds wounded after crowded market is bombed in besieged Damascus suburb
- Syria: Intense bombing in Damascus results in one of the bloodiest months since conflict began
- Syria: MSF calls for wounded to be evacuated from Aleppo
- Syria: MSF criticises aid imbalances
- Syria: MSF statements should not be used to justify military action
- Syria: MSF surgeon killed
- Syria: MSF treats patients with symptoms of exposure to chemical agents
- Syria: MSF urges Syrian government and its allies to stop indiscriminate bombing in Aleppo
- Syria: MSF-supported hospital in Idlib destroyed amid increasing attacks
- Syria: Massive displacement as violence escalates in the north
- Syria: More than 100,000 people trapped by renewed fighting
- Syria: New barrage of barrel bombs on health facilities
- Syria: Political will needed urgently for humanitarian aid
- Syria: Refugees in urgent need of aid and protection on Jordanian border
- Syria: Siege and starvation in Madaya
- Syria: Thousands suffering neurotoxic symptoms treated in hospitals supported by MSF
- Syria: Urgent need for cross-border aid
- TB & ME: A role for social media in supporting patients undergoing treatment for multidrug-resistant tuberculosis
- TB: "First new drug in 50 years is an immense milestone"
- TB: First new drug in 50-years risks being squandered
- TB: Leading medical organisations team up to bring new TB treatments to those in need
- Tuberculosis: MSF sounds alarm on the global crisis in drug-resistant TB
- Tuberculosis: More MSF patients with DR-TB gain access to dramatically cheaper version of life-saving drug
- Typhoon Haiyan - MSF sends aid experts and tonnes of supplies
- Ukraine: MSF forced to end activities in Donetsk leaving thousands without life-saving healthcare
- Vaccinations: MSF calls for wider access in emergencies
- Vaccines: Global community turns its back on getting new vaccines to refugee children
- Vaccines: MSF calls for urgent action on vaccines to save lives
- Vaccines: MSF calls on GAVI and pharmaceutical companies to extend discounts
- Vaccines: MSF launches challenge to Pfizer’s patent on the pneumonia vaccine in India
- Vaccines: blueprint ignores high prices and lacks ambition
- ViiV needs to recognise its responsibility toward children with HIV
- WHO TB report: "An indictment of the global failure to tackle DR-TB"
- West Africa: Bio-disaster response urgently needed in Ebola fight
- West Bank: Clashes, raids and arrests damage Palestinians’ psychological health
- West Bank: MSF treats five times usual number of patients in Hebron
- Women's Health: MSF launches global multimedia feature
- Yemen: Dialysis treatment at breaking point
- Yemen: Health facilities under attack, MSF wants answers
- Yemen: ICRC and MSF alarmed by attacks on country's lifelines
- Yemen: MSF assists migrants freed from the clutches of human traffickers
- Yemen: MSF awareness campaign increases enrollment for anti-retroviral treatment
- Yemen: MSF hospital destroyed by airstrikes
- Yemen: MSF receives 100 injured in one day after shelling of residential areas in Aden
- Yemen: MSF receives 30 wounded after airstrikes on Huth
- Yemen: MSF supplies and team reach Aden, but more needed
- Yemen: MSF to continue emergency work in Aden
- Yemen: MSF treats 34 wounded after airstrike on camp for displaced people
- Yemen: MSF treats hundreds of wounded after attacks in markets and residential areas
- Yemen: MSF withdraws its teams from six hospitals in north Yemen
- Yemen: Nine wounded in Saudi-led coalition airstrike on MSF clinic
- Yemen: People flee Haradh as latest attacks leave 11 dead and 67 wounded
- Yemen: Saada attacks wound dozens and kill at least six, including ambulance driver
- Yemen: Staff and patients killed after airstrike hits Abs Hospital
- Yemen: Third MSF health facility bombed
- Yemen: Two months into ‘ceasefire’ more than 1,600 injured by fighting in Taiz
- Yemen: Urgently needed medical supplies and health personnel unable to reach conflict areas
- Zambia: Largest ever oral cholera vaccination campaign underway
- Zimbabwe: Spike in typhoid in Harare
- ‘We demand action’: Death toll from drug-resistant tuberculosis must be slashed within a year
- After rescuing 141 people, Aquarius calls on European governments to assign a place of safty on Mediterranean
- Aquarius returns to Central Mediterranean
- At a time of escalating violence, Palestinians face a mental health crisis
- Bangladesh – The Rohingya refugee camp of Kutupalong- Balukhali, an ever-expanding camp
- Bangladesh: The hospital on the hill providing care to Rohingya refugees
- Central Mediterranean: European governments must put people’s lives before politics
- Chad: MSF opens emergency nutrition programme in N’Djamena
- DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO: MSF Ebola vaccination targets remote communities
- Europe cannot afford to renounce its fundamental values
- European Governments block humanitarian assistance on Central Mediterranean
- Five beds per 10,000 people
- Healing Wounds
- In Gaza, MSF teams observe unusually severe and devastating gunshot injuries
- Indonesia: Getting healthcare and safe water to remote areas in Central Sulawesi
- Jordan: Syrians’ access to medical care at risk
- Libya: Time running out for 800 migrants and refugees held in detention centre in Zuwara
- MSF Response to the launch of the Global Research & Development Collaboration Hub for Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR)
- MSF urges immediate disembarkation of 629 people on board Aquarius at nearest port of safety
- MSF: Open statement on the launch of the Global AMR R&D Collaboration Hub
- More than four years of saving lives in Jordan: MSF brings down the curtain on its Ramtha project
- Myanmar: Independent humanitarian agencies and access to health care still blocked in northern Rakhine
- Nauru: Refugees' lives in danger with MSF forced to end mental healthcare activities
- North Darfur: Dreams of returning home remain distant for those in Sortoni IDP camp
- Northeast Syria: The number of injured patients in MSF’s hospital in Hassakeh doubles
- Pakistan Behind the Headlines: The forgotten people of the FATA region
- SAR: Aquarius forced to end operations as Europe condemns people to drown
- Seeking to assist Syrians, wherever they are in need of help
- South Africa Takes Landmark Step for Access to Medicines
- South Sudan: A mental health legacy that haunts the Malakal Protection of Civilians site
- South Sudan: Médecins Sans Frontières stops operating clinics in remote areas around Mundri after violent armed robbery
- Syria: Extraordinary mass-casualty influxes in East Ghouta as hospitals run short of life-saving medicines
- Syria: The invisible consequences of war for patients with chronic conditions
- West Aleppo, Syria: MSF helps vaccinate tens of thousands of displaced Syrian children
- Yemen: Conflict puts renal failure patients’ lives at risk
- “Libya: dozens of refugees and migrants wounded after trying to escape horrific captivity conditions”
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