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Displaced men in a camp in Yemen.

Escalating conflict spurs massive displacement in Yemen

News Oct 21, 2026

News Nov 09, 2026

MSF calls for broader access to ERVEBO vaccine during Ebola outbreak

Marie Sembu, a nurse with the Congolese Ministry of Health, prepares an ERVEBO vaccine injection during the launch event for the BRAVO study at the Bunia Provincial Public Health Laboratory in DR Congo.

News Nov 04, 2026

Vaccination urgently needed as outbreaks escalate in Darfur

A Ministry of Health staff member vaccinates a child at an MSF-supported mobile clinic in Jabal Ahmar, a remote part of Central Darfur, Sudan.

News Nov 05, 2026

Aid funding cuts raise health risks for displaced people in South Sudan

Bol Kai, 87, waits in line for the oral cholera vaccine at an MSF vaccination post in Bentiu, Unity State.

story Nov 06, 2026

Israeli lockdown in Hebron forced MSF to temporarily suspend care

MSF staff walk to set up a mobile clinic in Hebron, Palestine.

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Developing Story

May 19, 2026

Ebola disease outbreak 2026: How MSF is responding

As Ebola disease makes a resurgence in DR Congo, MSF staff are treating patients, setting up treatment centers and isolation units, and delivering supplies.

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Ebola Treatment Center in Mongbwalu Hospital

Developing Story

Oct 14, 2023

How MSF is responding to the war in Gaza

This is not a ceasefire: Israeli forces continue to strike Gaza while blocking the flow of essential medical and humanitarian supplies.

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People run to get aid from distribution sites in Gaza, Palestine.

Developing Story

Oct 04, 2023

Sudan crisis response

How MSF is responding to one of the world’s largest humanitarian crises.

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Medical care in Nyala Teaching Hospitals pediatric ward

News | Nov 09, 2026

MSF calls for broader access to ERVEBO vaccine during Ebola outbreak

While the vaccine was not specifically designed for the Bundibugyo virus, a growing body of scientific evidence suggests it may still help protect people exposed to it.

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Marie Sembu, a nurse with the Congolese Ministry of Health, prepares an ERVEBO vaccine injection during the launch event for the BRAVO study at the Bunia Provincial Public Health Laboratory in DR Congo.

Story | Nov 06, 2026

Israeli lockdown in Hebron forced MSF to temporarily suspend care

Israeli authorities must halt restrictive policies that amount to the collective punishment and ethnic cleansing of Palestinians.

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MSF staff walk to set up a mobile clinic in Hebron, Palestine.

News | Nov 05, 2026

Supporting health care amid violence in Artibonite, Haiti

MSF is working to expand access to health care in the conflict-affected Artibonite region, where more than 158,000 people have been displaced by violence.

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A mother holds her child in a health facility in Haiti.

News | Nov 05, 2026

Aid funding cuts raise health risks for displaced people in South Sudan

The risk of waterborne diseases is growing as aid organizations scale down water, sanitation, and health services in Bentiu and Malakal camps.

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Bol Kai, 87, waits in line for the oral cholera vaccine at an MSF vaccination post in Bentiu, Unity State.

News | Nov 04, 2026

Vaccination urgently needed as outbreaks escalate in Darfur

MSF urges funding for vaccinations and the lifting of import restrictions as measles and other vaccine-preventable diseases spread.

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A Ministry of Health staff member vaccinates a child at an MSF-supported mobile clinic in Jabal Ahmar, a remote part of Central Darfur, Sudan.

News | Nov 04, 2026

FDA approval of generic lenacapavir will not guarantee access

Gilead must now expand access to generic versions of this HIV prevention medicine to all low- and middle-income countries.

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Boxes of the HIV prevention medication lenacapavir.

News | Nov 02, 2026

Gaza: MSF surgeon must be released after two years of arbitrary detention

Before his detention by Israeli forces in 2024, Dr. Obeid was one of the last surgeons in northern Gaza.

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Gaza North Feb 2025

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