Outbreaks of cholera, measles and yellow fever can spread rapidly and be fatal. Malaria is endemic in more than 100 countries. Millions are living with HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis. Viral haemorrhagic diseases such as Ebola or Marburg are rarer, but are potentially fatal. The coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic has affected virtually every country on earth, infecting tens of millions of people and resulting in the death of over a million more.
The people at highest risk are mainly those living in poverty or in areas of great instability, such as in armed conflict or during mass displacement, where living conditions are precarious, access to healthcare is limited, and vaccination coverage is low.

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Even during a widespread measles epidemic, we can save kids’ lives

Potential new Ebola drugs being trialled in MSF treatment centres

Preventing future outbreaks in a cholera hotspot

Ebola spreads further into urban communities and isolated areas in North Kivu

Ebola in DRC: Cutting the chains of transmission

A collective response to cholera in Harare

“Ebola is about human beings and trust”

With a new Ebola outbreak, we knew we had to act fast

North Kivu: MSF treats 65 Ebola patients in first month
Research & Analysis
MSF publishes study on the accuracy of HIV rapid diagnostic tests
Treating, Containing, Mobilizing: The Role of MSF in the West African Ebola Epidemic Response

MSF supported research on Ebola

New survey shows outdated policies and practices risk further spread of drug-resistant TB

Epidemics: Neglected emergencies?

Ebola: Pushed to the limit and beyond
