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Project Coordinator Belen Ramirez and a 17-year-old boy form Bangladesh look at a helicopter flying overhead at the End of the Wall camp in Arizona.

48 hours at the US-Mexico border

story Sep 19, 2024

News Sep 13, 2024

Sudan: After famine declaration, catastrophic malnutrition in Zamzam camp is only getting worse

A child eats ready-to-use therapeutic food to treat malnutrition in Sudan.

story May 15, 2024

MSF statement and position paper on antimicrobial resistance for UN High-Level Meeting

MSF bio lab at MSF’s Aden hospital

story Sep 18, 2024

Snakebite: Seven bites of inequity

Arop Magut’s foot

News Sep 05, 2024

Palestinians struggle to access medical care in the West Bank as Israeli raids intensify

A Palestinian man stands in the rubble of his home after it was bulldozed by Israeli forces in Jenin refugee camp.

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Story | Jul 22, 2024

Year in review: How MSF responded to world crises in 2023

From wars to natural disasters, disease outbreaks, and long-neglected crises, MSF teams responded to a multitude of emergencies in 2023.

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Girls walk to school with mountains of Bamyan province, Afghanistan in the background.

Story | Jul 16, 2024

Treating malnutrition in Afghanistan

MSF is seeing high numbers of malnourished children as families struggle with lack of food, money, and access to care.

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Story | Jun 17, 2024

Dying to reach health care in Afghanistan

The lack of long-term structural support is taking a toll on public health care facilities in Afghanistan, including neonatal and pediatric intensive care.

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Caretakers listen to the health promotion session inside the triage waiting area of the Paediatric ward at the Mazar-i-Sharif Regional Hospital.

Story | May 09, 2024

Six challenges mothers face around the world

Here are some of the ways mothers are delivering and raising children in different parts of the world.

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Mother in a blue hijab watches her child eat therapeutic peanut paste in Adré, Chad.

Story | Dec 20, 2023

Bringing care to Afghan children in Balkh province

MSF’s new project aims to fill critical gaps in pediatric and neonatal care in Afghanistan’s northern provinces.

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A small child is checked by an MSF staff member with her mother standing beside her in Afghanistan.

Story | Dec 07, 2023

2023: The year in photos

Bearing witness at our medical projects around the world

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A woman holding a baby in a makeshift camp near Goma, Democratic Republic of Congo

News | Mar 22, 2023

World TB Day: More people need access to testing and treatment

MSF calls on governments and donors to speed up access to new, improved treatment for drug-resistant tuberculosis.

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IRAQ: Tackling multidrug-resistant tuberculosis, one patient at a time

Research | Feb 06, 2023

MSF report: Persistent barriers to health care in Afghanistan

Hopes that the end of the war would reduce obstacles to accessing health care have been dashed, and replaced by new barriers and fears.

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Story | Jul 21, 2022

The migration double standard

International solidarity and support for Ukrainian refugees show humane migration policy is possible. So why are people fleeing other countries treated differently?

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Story | Dec 28, 2021

2021: The year in photos

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Woman with her child speaking to a medic.

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