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Safe Delivery: Reducing maternal mortality in Sierra Leone and Burundi
New offensive exacerbating fragile humanitarian and public health situation
MSF nutritional assessment in camps reveals alarming malnutrition rates among children
Burundi and Sierra Leone: Access to emergency care significantly reduces maternal mortality
Raising awareness about Buruli ulcer
Time is running out: Zamfara State Lead Poisoning crisis
Time is running out for lead poisoning victims
"In addition to many civilians, we treated both wounded rebel fighters and soldiers from the Syrian army"
'A more oppressive type of danger'
Out of the Dark: Meeting the needs of children with TB
DR-TB Drugs Under the Microscope: 2nd Edition
Treating yaws in the Aka Pygmy population
Results from new TB test reveal urgent need to scale up treatment
MSF increases medical activities
MSF filling gaps in medical aid for people affected by Hurricane Sandy
Congolese aid workers return to Pinga
MSF prevented from reaching most communities affected by violence in Rakhine State
MSF provides medical assistance in flood-affected areas
Story of a mental health patient
First patient cured of multidrug-resistant tuberculosis
Mental healthcare for refugees
Facing an epidemic of urban violence
Hunger season ends but malnutrition remains
MSF treats patients with acute watery diarrhoea
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.