News & stories

Story | Apr 02, 2024

Violence still plagues displaced people in South Sudan

Two years since an outbreak of violence in Agok, major and long-term challenges continue.

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News | Apr 01, 2024

Israeli forces leave Al-Shifa Hospital in ruins

Gaza’s largest hospital is again out of service, leaving patients without care as medical needs continue to rise.

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Story | Apr 01, 2024

Women of North Kivu: “Peace must return”

Stories of displacement, hardship, and hope from women fleeing violence in DR Congo.

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Story | Apr 01, 2024

Gaza: “Complete devastation of the health care system”

“No hospital in the world ... could cope with the amount of injuries that we're seeing."

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Story | Mar 29, 2024

How I beat the scariest type of TB

A survivor and activist shares her story.

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News | Mar 29, 2024

MSF study reveals global double standard in diabetes care

Insulin pens and newer diabetes drugs like Ozempic are sold at a dramatic markup in the US, while they are unavailable in low- and middle-income countries.

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Story | Mar 28, 2024

Eight years in Kirkuk: Hawija’s journey of recovery

Looking back on MSF’s work in war-torn Hawija district, Iraq.

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Story | Mar 27, 2024

New approach improves diagnosis and treatment of children with TB

Undernourished children are at heightened risk of developing TB, and treatment decision algorithms are helping MSF more accurately diagnose young children in Sierra Leone.

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News | Mar 26, 2024

MSF calls for global emergency stockpile of Ebola treatments

A decade after the world’s deadliest outbreak, treatments have been developed but aren’t available to people who need them most.

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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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