Syrian government forces have laid siege for months to the town of Madaya, depriving roughly 20,000 residents of food and medicine and causing death by starvation.
At least 4 killed, 10 wounded, including 3 MSF, staff, as MSF-backed hospital bombed in Razeh district.
Epicentre study finds that Ebola patients prescribed artesunate-amodiaquine (ASAQ) had a 31 percent lower risk of dying than those prescribed standard first-line medicine.
MSF pediatric nurse Sam Templeman describes his experience at Boost Hospital.
“In the capital, Sana’a, the warplanes flying over our heads were the main threat."
The MSF team in Maiduguri's Umaru Shehu Hospital treated some 40 patients over three days.
After eight months at sea, 20,129 people rescued, and more than 120 separate search-and-rescue operations, the MSF search and rescue ship Bourbon Argos has returned to port for the last time.
A triple suicide attack that took place on the island of Koulfoua in the Lake Chad area in Chad on December 5 has reportedly killed 30 people and wounded up to 200.
Pregnant women in Haiti are left with decreasing options due to a lack of donor and governmental support for maternal care.
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