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A diabetes patient speaks with a doctor in Central African Republic

Living with diabetes in Central African Republic

story Nov 13, 2025

News Nov 17, 2025

Leaders' failure to fully replenish Global Fund threatens decades of progress against HIV, TB, and malaria

Christine Muntali, MSF's sexual and reproductive health nurse supervisor, administers a contraceptive, medroxiprogesterona, for a sex worker.

News Nov 12, 2025

Staggering malnutrition rates in Sudan amid wider emergency

Mothers and their children wait to receive Plumpy'Nut, a fortified peanut-based paste used to treat moderate acute malnutrition, at a clinic in Dabaniera camp in Tawila, North Darfur.

News Nov 10, 2025

COP30 must address health needs of communities affected by the climate emergency

MSF larviciding team walks through a marsh in DR Congo.

story Nov 13, 2025

A chance at life amid genocide: A father and son’s journey from Gaza

MSF nurse Mohammad and his son Omar sit in the playground at MSF's reconstructive surgery hospital in Amman, Jordan, where Omar is being treated for an injury sustained in an Israeli airstrike in Gaza.

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Story | Oct 24, 2025

In photos: Eight years of care for migrants in Mexico

A look back at MSF’s work with people on the move in Reynosa and Matamoros.

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An MSF doctor has a consultation with a patient in Mexico.

News | Oct 23, 2025

Post-ceasefire, Palestinians in Gaza are still living in dire conditions

Diseases directly linked to poor living conditions account for 70 percent of all outpatient consultations at MSF’s health care centers in southern Gaza this year.

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Bassel holds his children as his wife massages his amputated leg to relieve phantom limb pain. The family lives in Al-Mawasi after fleeing their home in Rafah.

Story | Oct 23, 2025

Cooperation saves lives: TB care in Iraq’s communities and prisons

A collaboration between MSF and Iraqi authorities has yielded tangible results in curbing and treating TB, especially in prisons and crowded parts of Baghdad.

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An MSF staff member holds Zahraa, a young child receiving follow-up care at Al-Mahdi Health Center in Sadr City, Baghdad.

News | Oct 22, 2025

MSF resumes activities in Gaza City

Since its reopening on October 15, the MSF wound care clinic has treated more than 640 patients, mostly for trauma injuries.

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The view from the entrance of Al-Rantisi Hospital in Gaza City in October 2025.

News | Oct 21, 2025

The ceasefire is not the end of the extreme suffering in Gaza

Palestinians need immediate aid and medical evacuations.

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A Palestinian woman stands holding her child on the beach at Al-Mawasi, Gaza.

Story | Oct 21, 2025

DR Congo: Cholera epidemic rapidly spreading across the country

A swiftly coordinated international humanitarian response is needed to contain the spread of the disease.

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Patients sit on beds in a cholera treatment center in DR Congo.

News | Oct 20, 2025

Europe’s outsourcing of border control increases risks to migrants

A new MSF report highlights the cruel consequences of 10 years of harmful migration policies.

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Survivors look over the deck of the Geo Barents at the sunset.

News | Oct 20, 2025

MSF calls for the immediate release of our detained colleague in Israel

Dr. Mohammed Obeid has been detained for nearly a year, and has had no contact with his family.

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MSF stethoscope and logo.

Story | Oct 20, 2025

Surviving tomorrow: The communities displaced by conflict in West Darfur

Award-winning photographer Moises Saman traveled to West Darfur and eastern Chad to uplift the voices of people caught in violence and displacement.

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Families wait inside El Geneina Teaching Hospital, one of the few public hospitals still functioning in West Darfur, Sudan.

Story | Oct 16, 2025

What will become of the thousands of rape survivors in DR Congo?

Congolese authorities and international actors must ensure continued support for survivors, who face an uncertain future as MSF concludes activities in the town of Salamabila.

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An MSF social worker consults with a patient in DR Congo.

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