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Sudanese women and their unwavering determination to protect their families

World Refugee Day: 117 million people are displaced worldwide

News Jun 21, 2024

Gaza: Critical shortages of medical supplies in MSF-supported facilities

Flooded streets and wreckage in Gaza.

News Jun 21, 2024

Medical supplies arrive in Haiti after three-month disruption

80 tons of medical equipment and supplies arrive by plane in Port-au-Prince, Haiti.

story Jun 20, 2024

Four refugee crises happening in 2024

Where the transition has no end

story Jun 20, 2024

In Gaza, “everything is missing, even the idea of a future”

Palestinians line up for food and water in Gaza during the war with Israel in October 2023.

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News | Jan 30, 2023

MSF calls for more global investment in treating neglected tropical diseases

Neglected tropical diseases affect over one billion people and kill hundreds of thousands each year, despite little global attention.

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News | Jan 27, 2021

MSF calls for improved global response to neglected tropical diseases

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Snakebites in Paoua

News | Nov 13, 2017

MSF Told to Close Last Project in Pakistan’s Federally Administered Tribal Areas

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News | Jan 14, 2015

Tackling a Deadly Outbreak of Kala Azar in War-Torn South Sudan

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News | Dec 08, 2011

MSF Statement in Response to Gilead Donation of AmBisome for Visceral Leishmaniasis

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