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The overwhelming distress of Debaltseve’s residents
Debaltseve, a town devastated by fighting
International Women's Day: “If he asks me to get pregnant again, I will advise him to wait until our baby is two or three years old.”
International Women's Day: Negotiating family planning during the teenage years
Speech by MSF International President Joanne Liu to the EU high level meeting on Ebola
Epidemic is not over – key areas still need to be tackled
Why adolescent health?
Cholera in Mozambique: a worrying situation
Refugees and host community struggle to survive in northern DRC
“To create awareness among a population, you must listen”
Ongoing violence in Bambari area restricts healthcare for residents
MSF starts a vaccination campaign in the largest displaced persons' camp in the country
Preliminary results of the JIKI clinical trial to test the efficacy of favipiravir in reducing mortality in individuals infected by Ebola virus in Guinea.
Initial results with experimental Ebola drug show positive effect for some patients
“When the shelling starts…..you just run to the closest basement”
Transit denied: stranded in cold Serbia
Asylum seekers and migrants left in cold
MSF calls for wounded to be evacuated from Aleppo, increased humanitarian assistance
“Most victims are hit when they’re walking down the street or waiting for the bus”
Fighting a measles outbreak in Yida refugee camp
More about measles
Measles vaccination in Yida refugee camp
Crisis Update - 12 February 2015
Fighting Ebola, Ending Stigma
How we deliver medical humanitarian assistance
Everywhere we work, the circumstances are unique. Nonetheless, our programmes generally follow a common set of practices designed to make sure our resources and expertise are used to maximum effect.