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1.5 million people in a country affected by Ebola receive drugs to prevent malaria

Typhoon Hagupit weakens, MSF teams to assess Samar

Gallery: An ambitious vaccination campaign in war-torn Congo

"I'm talking to you, but I am dead"

FAQ - Ebola, About the Disease

MSF teams are preparing for typhoon Hagupit

MSF Ebola Transit Unit to support the safe re-opening of Redemption Hospital for regular service

A guide to malnutrition in Balochistan

On the frontline against Ebola

Thousands of displaced in Kirkuk lacking essential aid

Gallery: Central African refugees in Cameroon

Testimonies from Syrian refugees and MSF staff

EU and Greece turn their backs on refugees arriving at Greek islands

EXODUS: Three stories, three continents, but a shared motivation – to escape violence

International Ebola response slow and piecemeal, risks becoming a ‘double failure’, says MSF

Testimonies from patients and medical staff in the Donetsk region

Gallery: Ukraine's war ravaged eastern regions

“People are extremely anxious; they just don’t know what the next months hold.”

‘Double victims’ – in conflict zones, people with HIV are twice as vulnerable

Increased access to diagnosis and treatment of HIV-VL co-infection is imperative for eliminating kala azar

Minds and bodies marked by sexual violence in Colombia

Separated by borders, united by needs

Not alone anymore

Community models of care explained

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.