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

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

News Sep 13, 2024

story Sep 19, 2024

48 hours at the US-Mexico border

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.

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.

Speaking out about the emergencies our staff and patients witness is part of who we are. Explore our history and principles.

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Story | Sep 04, 2024

In transit for survival: MSF ambulances aid Ukraine’s war-wounded

Relentless shelling since the escalation of war in 2022 has damaged or destroyed most medical facilities near the front lines in eastern and southern Ukraine.

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Patient is loaded on a stretcher near an ambulance in Ukraine.

Story | Jul 08, 2024

Ukraine: Attack on Kyiv’s Okhmatdyt Children's Hospital

“It is unacceptable that patients cannot feel safe.”

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Rescuers finish clearing debris at the Kyiv children's hospital, which was bombed by Russian forces on July 8.

Story | Jun 03, 2024

One year after Ukraine’s Kakhovka dam disaster

The destruction of the Kakhovka dam in Ukraine last June devastated communities, cutting off the water supply to one million people and making health care harder to access.

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MSF patient Liudmyla Maslovska, 67, Novosofiyivka, Mykolaiv region, Ukraine.

Story | Apr 23, 2024

Emotional support for health workers on Ukraine's front lines

Doctors and health workers are not immune to the mental health effects of war. Here’s how MSF is responding in Ukraine.

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MSF psychologist Vika hugs Antonina Sakhnovska, an MSF mental health patient in Kharkiv, when she begins to cry when she remembers her husband, who died in the war.

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

Story | Oct 30, 2023

36 hours aboard MSF's medical train in Ukraine

A glimpse inside MSF’s medical train as it evacuates patients from a hospital hit by shelling near the front lines of Kherson.

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MSF teams treat patients aboard the medical evacuation train in Kherson, Ukraine

Story | Jun 13, 2023

Voices from Ukraine: "Something that shines amid all the darkness"

How Ukrainian MSF staff and local residents manage to find hope amid crises.

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Two patients of a mobile clinic in Pervomaiske village, Mykolaiv Oblast, Ukraine.

Story | Feb 22, 2023

Ukraine: "No one is spared from the impact of this war."

MSF-USA Executive Director Avril Benoît on the growing medical and mental health needs in the country

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MSF's first medical referral train arrives in Lviv, Ukraine, on Friday, April 1 2022.

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 08, 2021

Ukraine: Helping seniors access health care on the front lines of conflict

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Older man holding a cat, smiling, surrounded by MSF staff
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