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Climate change is worsening the malaria epidemic in Madagascar

story Apr 24, 2024

story Apr 25, 2024

MSF joins local organizations helping migrants in Arizona

Border fence near Arizona, United States.

News Apr 23, 2024

As Danaher reports earnings, MSF repeats call for $5 GeneXpert tests

Protesters holding signs in Washington, DC as part of the Time for $5 campaign.

story Apr 25, 2024

How inequitable access to quality health care drives antimicrobial resistance

Patients in their hospital beds at MSF's Aden Trauma Hospital in Yemen.

story Apr 23, 2024

Emotional support for health workers on Ukraine's front lines

MSF psychologist Vika hugs Antonina Sakhnovska, an MSF mental health patient in Kharkiv, when she begins to cry when she remembers her husband, who died in the war.

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News | Sep 25, 2019

El Salvador is not a safe country for refugees or asylum seekers

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A woman and her son walk past graffiti referencing the M13 gang in Las Margaritas, Soyapango, El Salvador.

Story | Feb 11, 2019

El Salvador: Breaking the invisible barriers that divide neighborhoods controlled by gangs

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MSF PRESENCE IN RED ZONES OF SAN SALVADOR ALLOWS HEALTH OFFICIALS TO RESTART ACTIVITIES

Story | Jan 25, 2019

MSF cares for migrants and refugees stranded in Tijuana, Mexico

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