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Indiscriminate bombings and unreliable reassurances from Saudi-led coalition force MSF to evacuate staff from six hospitals in the north
Amina, a 15-year-old mother in Maiduguri
Defective interfering genomes and Ebola virus persistence
MSF mobilises hundreds of workers for massive yellow fever vaccination campaign in Kinshasa
Death toll rises to 19 in airstrike on MSF-supported Abs hospital in Hajjah
After ten years, Shamwana project is closed
Eleven people dead and at least 19 injured after airstrike hits Abs hospital in Hajjah
Malaria caused by the falciparum parasite spreading throughout country
Patient numbers falling in Helmand as intensifying conflict restricts access
MSF nurse speaks with patients from HIV programme in Zémio
People are scared to go to hospitals
Humanitarianism and the Migration Crisis
We are scared to return
People in the Berm are stuck between life and death
Providing healthcare in communities affected by conflict and violence in northern Syria
Crisis Info on Borno emergency - August 2016
Internally displaced people and host communities in urgent need of humanitarian assistance
Kashmir unrest one-month update - MSF donates external fixators for trauma victims, continues psychological first aid
MSF-supported hospital in Idlib bombed to the ground amid increased intensity of attacks
Recent clashes in the north are hampering the deployment of humanitarian assistance
Untreated Violence: The need for patient-centred care for survivors of sexual violence
Many children would be saved if they arrived at the hospital earlier
MSF concludes medical humanitarian activities in Bakhmut
Trapped, under attack and struggling to survive in Aleppo
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.