The first 100 days of a growing global health and humanitarian emergency
News Apr 24, 2025
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News | Apr 24, 2025
The latest strikes on Kyiv are part of a pattern of daily attacks on residential buildings, hospitals, and schools.
Read moreStory | Apr 10, 2025
Many patients in Ukraine are forced to delay urgently needed care because of shelling and an unstable front line.
Read moreStory | Mar 14, 2025
What MSF teams are seeing is alarming: burned-out apartment blocks, scorched land, and desperate shortages of essential medicines and services.
Read moreStory | Feb 24, 2025
MSF mental health activity manager Laurel Cassidy shares how evidence-based treatments like EMDR are being used to treat people affected by the war in Ukraine.
Read moreStory | Feb 21, 2025
Even if the war were to end tomorrow, hundreds of thousands of people would require years of physical and mental health care.
Read moreStory | Dec 03, 2024
With evacuation delays and a shifting front line driving displacement, injuries are going untreated and the needs of patients with chronic diseases and the elderly are growing.
Read moreStory | Dec 02, 2024
Capturing moments of resilience and hope.
Read moreStory | Nov 19, 2024
An MSF project is integrating mental and physical health to support the rehabilitation of patients injured by mines, shrapnel, and blasts.
Read moreNews | Nov 18, 2024
MSF emergency ambulance teams are supporting survivors in the city of Sumy after a bombing damaged 13 structures and dozens of apartments.
Read moreStory | Oct 28, 2024
MSF condemns an October 25 Russian attack on a residential area that includes a hospital where our ambulances refer patients.
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