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In a besieged hospital, sleeping and resting were an impossible luxury
Aleppo’s reality - Daily life under barrel bombs
Four years into the conflict, medical aid is paralysed by lack of access
Unacceptable humanitarian failure
Aleppo surviving on a fragile humanitarian lifeline
Aleppo: Medical Aid Besieged
Everyday life at MSF’s Katiola maternity centre
“Because Tomorrow Needs Her” Explores Multiple Health Challenges Affecting Women
A unit for “kangaroo mothers” in Kabul
International Women's Day: Surviving sexual violence during adolescence
International Women's Day: “It is terrible to see a patient—a 12 year-old girl—who has been abused by five or six m
Stigma, confusion, silence: life as a young girl with HIV in Zimbabwe
Gallery: Family Planning in Lesotho
From Bangui to Carnot: a year in CAR with MSF
International Women's Day: Medical and psychosocial support for teenagers with HIV
“Today, humanitarian aid is more necessary than ever in the north”
International Women's Day: Early pregnancy poses risks for mother and baby
MSF assists migrants and asylum seekers rescued off Sicily
International Women's Day: Delivering comprehensive obstetric care for young mothers in Nigeria
Fighting decreases but medical situation remains dire
Testimonies from patients in Debaltseve
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.”
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.