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The crushed bike of MSF physiotherapist Fadi Al Al-Wadiya lies on the ground following an attack.

MSF physiotherapist killed in Gaza while on his way to work

News Jun 25, 2024

News Jun 21, 2024

Medical supplies arrive in Haiti after three-month disruption

80 tons of medical equipment and supplies arrive by plane in Port-au-Prince, Haiti.

story Jun 24, 2024

Everyone, everywhere should be able to access safe abortion care

A member of MSF's community outreach team speaks with a patient who received safe abortion care in Mozambique.

News Jun 25, 2024

Time for $5: An open letter to Danaher employees

A letter reading "Dear Danaher employee" as part of MSF's Time for $5 campaign.

News Jun 22, 2024

Sudan: Despite UN resolution, civilians remain trapped by intense fighting in El Fasher

Displaced people at MSF's clinic in Zamzam camp, North Darfur, Sudan.

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News | Apr 12, 2012

CAR: Freedom From Fistula

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Story | Mar 08, 2011

Working to End Fistulas in Congo

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Story | Mar 04, 2011

A Chance at a New Beginning: Fistula Camp in CAR

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News | Feb 28, 2011

MSF Treats Women with Fistulas And Works to Prevent Them

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News | Jan 05, 2011

Burundi: Fistulas—the 'Backyard Disease'

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Story | May 25, 2010

Nigeria: Fistula Repair Surgery

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News | Mar 04, 2010

Burundi: A Girl Named 'Good News'

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Story | Jul 01, 2007

Treating Fistula in the Democratic Republic of Congo

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