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From Rafah to Khan Younis, lives in ruins

Five facts about the war in Gaza

story Jul 24, 2024

story Jul 26, 2024

Overcoming hepatitis C in Pakistan: Muhammad Ahsan’s journey

Muhammad Ahsan, 47, has completed his hepatitis C treatment at the MSF clinic in Machar Colony, Karachi, Pakistan.

News Jul 26, 2024

ViiV must urgently help get more people on lifesaving HIV prevention medicine

An MSF worker meets with community members to share information about the services that are available to them.

story Jul 22, 2024

A war on people: The catastrophic toll of violence in Sudan

A tank beside a rickshaw in El Geneina, West Darfur, Sudan.

story Jul 23, 2024

MSF calls on Gilead to make groundbreaking HIV prevention drug affordable for all

MSF staff protest Gilead IAC2024

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Story | Jul 01, 2024

Why measles remains a mass killer in DR Congo

MSF is responding to a new measles outbreak in DR Congo, where ensuring complete vaccination in remote equatorial forests is a formidable logistical challenge.

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A child is vaccinated for measles in Democratic Republic in Congo.

Story | Jun 26, 2024

Raising awareness about measles in Chad

MSF and the Chadian Ministry of Public Health have teamed up to launch a major intervention to raise awareness about measles, a main cause of death for children in Chad.

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Diphteria vaccination campaign in Batha Province, Chad

News | Jun 04, 2024

Alarming surge of severe malnutrition in northern Nigeria

Humanitarian assistance must be urgently scaled up as the malnutrition crisis unfolds.

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The legs of a malnourished child on a hospital bed in Nigeria.

Story | Jun 04, 2024

Gavi must reach the 10 million children missing vaccines worldwide

The Vaccine Alliance’s meeting this week to approve its five-year strategy must include an approach to reach children in fragile and humanitarian settings who are still missing out on routine immunizations.

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Child getting a measles vaccination in Timbuktu

Story | May 20, 2024

Afghanistan: Stronger prevention measures needed amid measles surge

Doctors Without Borders is calling for early vaccinations to combat a worrying spike in measles cases.

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An MSF doctor, Mohammad Qahir Poya checks the vital signs of three-year-old Zainat who was admitted to the measles in the measles isolation ward at Mazar-i-Sharif Regional Hospital, supported by MSF in Afghanistan.

Story | Apr 23, 2024

Everything you need to know about cholera

People should not be dying of cholera in 2024. We need to act quickly to prevent more deaths.

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An internally displaced person burns items infected by cholera in a camp in Democratic Republic of Congo.

News | Apr 15, 2024

Gavi must do more to get vaccines to people excluded from vaccination

More people worldwide are falling ill with vaccine-preventable diseases because those in fragile and emergency settings don’t have access to routine vaccinations.

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Vital Response to Diphtheria in Siguiri - Guinea

News | Apr 12, 2024

Sudan’s humanitarian catastrophe must be addressed

The ongoing Sudan humanitarian crisis leaves 25 million in need—learn how the insufficient global response is worsening the situation.

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Sudanese women and children wait for malnutrition care from MSF in Zamzam camp.

News | Mar 26, 2024

South Sudan: Urgent need for vaccination to halt deadly measles outbreak

MSF calls for large-scale vaccination campaigns and increased community awareness efforts to stop the spread of disease in Western Equatoria state.

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Children proudly show their vaccination cards in Yambio during the targeted campaign in Western Equatoria state.

Story | Mar 26, 2024

Measles surge in Yemen shows no sign of abating

Dr. Ei Ei Khaing describes how limited health care access and low vaccination rates have caused a wave of infection.

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Measles isolation unit in Yemen.

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