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From Rafah to Khan Younis, lives in ruins

One year of a war without rules leaves Gaza shattered

News Oct 02, 2024

News Oct 04, 2024

Urgent need for assistance as Israeli bombardment causes unprecedented displacement in Lebanon

Lebanon Escalation

News Sep 30, 2024

MSF reports unprecedented number of sexual violence cases in DR Congo

At the MSF Tumaini clinic in the camps of Bulengo and Lushagala, the treatment of sexually transmitted diseases represent 60% of the consultations, 14% for family planning and 4,4% are related to the termination of pregnancy.

story Oct 03, 2024

Life in Gaza, before and after the war: A doctor's story

Dr. Sohaib Safi, MSF doctor, with his daughter on the beach in Gaza

story Oct 02, 2024

Rohingya are at risk “wherever we go, whether Myanmar, Thailand, or Malaysia”

A Rohingya woman volunteer talks to a patient at Klinik Mewah 6 in Butterworth, Penang State, Malaysia.

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 20, 2024

New approach improves diagnosis and treatment of children with TB

Undernourished children are at heightened risk of developing TB, and treatment decision algorithms are helping MSF more accurately diagnose young children in Sierra Leone.

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Medication pills in the palms of a person's hand against grass.

News | Sep 13, 2024

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

The UN must consider all options, including airdrops, to bring food, medicine, and essential supplies to blockaded and starved communities in Zamzam camp, North Darfur.

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

Story | Sep 11, 2024

Curbing malaria with indoor spraying in Niger

The rainy season in Magaria health district is marked by a surge in malaria and malnutrition cases each year.

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A person sprays pesticide inside a house in Niger.

News | Sep 10, 2024

Nigeria: One out of every four children in Shinkafi and Zurmi is malnourished

Immediate action must be taken after screening results reveal a catastrophic malnutrition crisis across northwest Nigeria.

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Izza Surajo

Story | Aug 09, 2024

Somalia: The deadly consequences of obstacles to health care

Poverty and distance from health care centers are a dangerous combination for women and children in Somalia’s southern district of Baidoa in the Bay region

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Mothers and children in a medical outreach center in Baidoa, Somalia.

Story | Aug 08, 2024

“I want to be a doctor to take care of people"

Sudanese refugee children in Chad share their stories and dreams for the future.

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A girl in the Adre camp in Chad holds a cat toy she took with her from Sudan.

Story | Aug 06, 2024

MSF treats overwhelming surge of malnutrition cases in Nigeria’s Bauchi state

Community-based solutions can play a critical role in identifying and treating children with malnutrition as MSF teams see a catastrophic increase in cases.

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Overwhelming surge of malnutrition cases in Bauchi

Story | Aug 01, 2024

In Calais, a violent horizon for unaccompanied minors

More than half of the people received by MSF have been victims of violence in their migration journey.

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A stuffed animal caught in a barbed wire fence in Calais.

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.
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