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From Rafah to Khan Younis, lives in ruins

Five facts about the war in Gaza

story Jul 24, 2024

story Jul 26, 2024

Overcoming hepatitis C in Pakistan: Muhammad Ahsan’s journey

Muhammad Ahsan, 47, has completed his hepatitis C treatment at the MSF clinic in Machar Colony, Karachi, Pakistan.

News Jul 26, 2024

ViiV must urgently help get more people on lifesaving HIV prevention medicine

An MSF worker meets with community members to share information about the services that are available to them.

story Jul 22, 2024

A war on people: The catastrophic toll of violence in Sudan

A tank beside a rickshaw in El Geneina, West Darfur, Sudan.

story Jul 23, 2024

MSF calls on Gilead to make groundbreaking HIV prevention drug affordable for all

MSF staff protest Gilead IAC2024

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 | Jul 26, 2024

When does hunger become famine?

Learn the difference between hunger and malnutrition and what it means when famine is declared.

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Starving refugees in South Sudan.

Story | Jul 23, 2024

Who is Tom Brown? Preventing malnutrition in Nigeria

Traditional recipes are providing the key to effective malnutrition prevention and treatment.

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MSF health promoter lets a child taste test Tom Brown, a nutrient-rick porridge, in Nigeria.

News | Jun 04, 2024

Alarming surge of severe malnutrition in northern Nigeria

Humanitarian assistance must be urgently scaled up as the malnutrition crisis unfolds.

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The legs of a malnourished child on a hospital bed in Nigeria.

Story | Feb 23, 2024

Record-breaking measles cases at MSF facilities in Maiduguri, Nigeria

MSF teams in northeastern Nigeria are tackling measles cases, particularly among children, amid compounding crises in the region.

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A young measles patient is treated with zinc ointment at the MSF Nilefa Kiji facility in Maiduguri, Nigeria.

Story | Dec 07, 2023

Moments of hope

Despite the emergencies of 2023, Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) teams also witnessed moments of hope from our projects around the world

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A woman, outside of a building, speaking to a pharmacist through a window. They are both smiling at each other.

News | Jul 03, 2023

Nigeria: Escalating malnutrition crisis in northwest

Widespread violence has exacerbated a malnutrition crisis impacting children in northwest Nigeria.

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An MSF nurse meets with a group of women and children in a tent in Nigeria.

News | Apr 26, 2023

MSF responds to unprecedented child malnutrition in Maiduguri

Years of conflict and insecurity have caused a critical humanitarian situation in Maiduguri, Nigeria.

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Malnutrition admissions surge in Maiduguri, Borno State

Story | Jan 23, 2023

What is Plumpy'Nut?

Plumpy'Nut is an effective tool to combat malnutrition, providing essential nutrients to severely malnourished children.

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A doctor reaches for a packet of Plumpy'nut therapeutic nutritional food.

Story | Dec 20, 2022

Forgotten Emergencies 2022: MSF responds

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San Vicente Migration Center

Story | Dec 08, 2022

2022: A year of bearing witness

We bear witness and speak out. Read stories from MSF staff about what this work means to them.

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Mental health activities in Hajjah City

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