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'Gaza's silent killing' - Report

Israeli offensive forces field hospital to close in Rafah

News May 14, 2024

story May 17, 2024

From bombs to desolate halls: Displaced without aid in Zalingei, Sudan

A displaced family in Zalingei, Sudan.

story May 17, 2024

Violence in Mali drives increased surgical needs among women and children

A mother holder her child while he is examined by a nurse in Niono, Mali

story May 16, 2024

In the shadow of war: Increased violence and restrictions in the West Bank

A Palestinian woman sitting beside a wall in the West Bank.

story May 15, 2024

Culturally conscious care for remote communities in Colombia

Residents of Bocas de Apartadó, an Afro-descendant town on the Baudó River, Colombia

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 | May 09, 2024

Nurses without borders: Stories from around the world

From Sudan to Afghanistan, Haiti to Palestine—nurses are an integral part of our teams worldwide. These are their stories.

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An MSF nurse and patient sit on a hospital bed with a newborn baby in Aweil, South Sudan.

Story | May 03, 2024

Why cholera is on the rise in Zimbabwe

Hundreds of people have died of cholera this year in Zimbabwe, where the lack of adequate water and sanitation fuels an uncontrolled outbreak.

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Women fetch wate from a river in Zimbabwe.

News | Mar 26, 2024

MSF calls for global emergency stockpile of Ebola treatments

A decade after the world’s deadliest outbreak, treatments have been developed but aren’t available to people who need them most.

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MSF staff members carry a deceased Ebola patient to the morgue in Kailahun, Sierra Leone.

Story | Mar 22, 2024

Five key questions for an Ebola expert

It's been 10 years since the biggest Ebola outbreak in history. Here's what we've learned.

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Ebola: 10 years later - what has changed?

News | Jan 16, 2024

Guinea: Resurgence of a long-forgotten disease in West Africa

MSF is responding to the diphtheria outbreak in West Africa—the worst wave of the life-threatening disease ever recorded on the continent.

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Cisse, a health promoter, carries buckets with kits given to every patient who comes to receive treatment for diphtheria from the logistics tent set up on the ground of the Centre de Traitement Epidemiologique in Guinea.

Story | Dec 01, 2023

“It isn’t written on our foreheads that we have HIV”

On this World AIDS Day, members of MSF’s team in Guinea share insights on living with HIV and fighting stigma in communities.

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A woman in checker print dress surrounded by bouquets of flowers.

Story | Dec 01, 2023

How MSF has helped transform HIV/AIDS care in Guinea

For 20 years, MSF has been at the forefront of HIV/AIDS treatment in Guinea, bringing care closer to communities and building peer support networks that are a ‘lifeline’ for HIV-positive patients.

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A pregnant woman has an HIV test done in the maternity unit at Matam health center in Guinea.

News | Sep 18, 2023

Nigeria: Worsening diphtheria outbreak requires urgent response

Low country vaccination rates and global shortage of diphtheria treatment is exacerbating the outbreak in Nigeria and regionally.

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Several MSF medics sit on the floor in a circle in Nigeria where they work on the Kano project.

News | May 11, 2023

MSF: Access to HIV tests uncertain as companies stop production

MSF calls on Abbott and BD to ensure adequate supply of CD4 tests and equipment

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