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Crisis update – October 2017

Returnees to Mosul face booby-trapped homes and destruction

People still being denied improved treatment for multidrug-resistant TB

Hawijah offensive pushes nearly 14,000 people to neighbouring districts

Issue Brief: Four years and counting

MSF at the 48th Union World Conference on Lung Health

“We have gone from seven deliveries each month to more than 30”

EU border policies fuel mental health crisis for asylum seekers

"Now, no one can abuse me" - Counselling for survivors of sexual and gender-based violence

Healing minds - MSF and mental health

Crisis update – September 2017

“Treating children as quickly, and as close to home, as possible”

Ten days with Absatou and Fassouma

Continuing displacement is the new reality for many along northern frontier

“If this is the better option, the other must have been a living hell”

MSF ends mission of search and rescue boat Prudence

Crisis update - September 2017

Helping people cope amid conflict in Mindanao

Healthcare is being annihilated amid intensified bombings in Syria’s north-west

Government health staff are saving lives without salaries

“Fear is still the predominant emotion in Mexico City”

MSF treats 17,000 people in one of the largest national cholera outbreaks

Mexico earthquake: MSF provides psychosocial support

“If people don’t understand what we do, they will never come to our health centres”

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.