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Sudanese women and children wait for malnutrition care from MSF in Zamzam camp.

Sudan’s humanitarian catastrophe must be addressed

News Apr 12, 2024

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The hidden wounds of sexual violence in Sudan's war

A refugee woman from Sudan in a camp in eastern Chad.

story Apr 17, 2024

Tackling chronic kidney disease in Guatemala

MSF staff meet a patient with chronic kidney disease in Guatemala

story Apr 17, 2024

How a near-total absence of humanitarian access is impacting lives in Myanmar

MSF staff on their journey to set up a clinic next to a river.

story Apr 16, 2024

Food insecurity plagues Somalia’s displaced

Health care worker measuring arm circumference of a child in Baidoa, Somalia

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News | Feb 01, 2023

Malawi: MSF vaccinates nearly 30,000 girls against HPV

MSF is developing a comprehensive program to improve cervical cancer care for women in Malawi's Blantyre and Chiradzulu districts.

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HPV vaccination campaign in Phalombe district

Story | Feb 01, 2023

Yemen: Free lifesaving care for mothers and newborns in Taiz City

War has taken a devastating toll on Yemen's people, including expecting mothers trying to access health care.

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MSF-supported Al-Jamhouri Hospital | Nogood Story

News | Jan 31, 2023

Controlling the spread of cholera in Mozambique

In Niassa, Mozambique, MSF teams are supporting cholera care and building a community-based strategy to tackle the disease.

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 MSF helps contain cholera cases after surge in country’s north

News | Jan 30, 2023

MSF calls for more global investment in treating neglected tropical diseases

Neglected tropical diseases affect over one billion people and kill hundreds of thousands each year, despite little global attention.

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Story | Jan 30, 2023

MSF responds to Malawi's worst cholera outbreak on record

The cholera crisis in Malawi underscores the importance of vaccine access in countries where the disease is endemic.

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Tropical Storm Ana - WATSAN Activities in Nsanje

News | Jan 27, 2023

Haiti: After the killing of a patient, MSF is forced to suspend activities at Raoul Pierre Louis Hospital

MSF teams continue to provide care in multiple locations as violence in Port-au-Prince continues

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White flag with red logo of Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) against sunny blue sky

Story | Jan 26, 2023

Madagascar: Climate factors contribute to malnutrition spikes

MSF teams are treating thousands of children and expecting cases to rise

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Ifanirea, Ikongo district, Madagascar

Story | Jan 26, 2023

Peru: MSF treats people injured during protests in Lima

Protests in Peru have been met with a violent response by security forces, leaving dozens dead and 1,200 wounded.

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Treating people injured during the protests in Lima

Story | Jan 26, 2023

Central African Republic: “To be born or to give birth is to take a risk”

Decades of instability have contributed to a dearth of essential medical care for many pregnant women and newborn babies in Central African Republic.

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New maternity in CAR 24

News | Jan 24, 2023

Kenya: Alarming increase in child malnutrition among refugees

Cholera and scarce humanitarian aid are fueling the crisis.

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Dagahaley Refugee camp, Dadaab

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