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Farmers cultivate their land near the village of Riko in Katsina State amid a drought.

COP28: Leaders must take action on health impact of climate change

News Nov 28, 2023

story Oct 24, 2023

“We dread nightfall”: Voices from Gaza

Wounded and displaced Palestinians in Gaza sit in front of a blue wall

News Nov 27, 2023

Ukraine: MSF teams witness attacks on two hospitals

The partially shattered glass window of an MSF ambulance in Selydove.

News Nov 28, 2023

Burkina Faso: Malnutrition surges among children trapped by conflict

Mothers and their children in a women's club session in an IDP camp in Kongoussi, Burkina Faso

publication Nov 21, 2023

The new normal of EU migration policies in the Central Mediterranean

Silhouettes of people rescued by MSF from the Mediterranean Sea

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Story | Oct 12, 2023

Sudan: A catastrophic failure to meet rising medical needs

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An MSF hospital room with patients on gurneys in Khartoum, Sudan.

Story | Oct 10, 2023

Malaria and malnutrition rise among South Sudanese returnees in Renk

MSF calls for a stronger humanitarian response to address malnutrition, malaria, and measles.

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An MSF medic treats a small child at a mobile clinic in Renk, Upper Nile state.

Story | Sep 01, 2023

“The situation is very dangerous”: An MSF doctor reports from Khartoum

As Khartoum’s health systems collapse, MSF teams at the Turkish Hospital have been able to keep up operations, despite the challenges and risks.

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View of an urban landscape in Sudan through the bars of a fence.

Story | Aug 21, 2023

People escaping conflict face measles crisis in South Sudan

A surge in measles and malnutrition cases highlights the urgent need to expand vaccination efforts.

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A woman lays her hand on a child lying in a pediatric ward with measles at MSF's facility in Bentiu camp, South Sudan.

Story | Jul 27, 2023

Sudan's displaced face hardship and disease in White Nile state

Each day, MSF teams receive dozens of new cases of suspected measles and malnutrition among children and other people displaced by the violence in Sudan.

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A group of women and children in colorful clothing sitting under a white tent.

Story | Jul 12, 2023

Preventing measles is a marathon, not a sprint

Measles is a highly contagious disease that can easily spiral out of control without routine vaccinations.

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An MSF aid worker vaccinates a child for measles as part of an immunization campaign in Bondo, bas-Uélé, DR Congo

Story | Jun 05, 2023

South Sudan: Tackling measles amid conflict and climate crisis

The measles outbreak continues into its second year as South Sudan’s fragile health care infrastructure struggles to keep up.

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MSF nurse examines a patient

Story | Jun 01, 2023

Invisible crisis brews in DR Congo as thousands flee North Kivu

A rapid influx of displaced people has overwhelmed services and a recent measles outbreak has put additional stress on health care providers.

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MSF responds in South Kivu as thousands of displaced people arrive

Story | May 10, 2023

A state of constant emergency in North Kivu's Masisi hospital

In DR Congo, MSF is responding to the health consequences of years of conflict and displacement.

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Masisi, a neglected crisis in North Kivu

Story | Mar 28, 2023

People in Yemen face a perfect storm of humanitarian needs

MSF international president Dr. Christos Christou shares stories from a recent visit

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