Eighteen people were killed, including two South Sudanese MSF staff members.
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Speech/open letter
10.01.2015
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MSF reports more than one in three wounded and dead are women and children.
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MSF logistics team leader Robert Onus describes providing humanitarian and medical aid to refugees, internally displaced people, and local inhabitants near Dohuk.
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Major MSF study published in NEJM shows routine use of antibiotics in treatment of severe acute malnutrition in children has minimal impact on likelihood of recovery.
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An MSF and Greenpeace rescue team responded to a sinking rigid inflatable boat carrying 45 Afghan refugees crossing from Turkey to the north shore of Lesvos, Greece.
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MSF is calling on the more than 800 million people living in TPP countries to urge their governments to reject the trade deal unless harmful provisions that lock in high drug prices are removed.
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The MSF team in Maiduguri's Umaru Shehu Hospital treated some 40 patients over three days.
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Ask Pfizer & GSK to lower the price of the pneumonia vaccine to $5/child for all developing countries and humanitarian organizations.
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MSF pediatric nurse Sam Templeman describes his experience at Boost Hospital.