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Everyone is fatigued with the fear and deaths – a doctor in a Damascus suburb

The feeling of powerlessness is excruciating, but I cannot abandon my people

War-wounded and war-dead in Syria – medical data provides a stark warning that 2015 must not be repeated

Stories from patients cured of hepatitis C at MSF’s Machar Clinic in Karachi

When they are diagnosed with hepatitis C, patients think they will die

Cynicism beyond bounds, Grande-Synthe

It’s hard to believe that this town was empty just two days ago

New quarters for the Grande-Synthe camp
Experimental treatment with favipiravir for Ebola virus disease

Despite the return to calm some displaced people in Carnot have yet to return home

Looming medical crisis in Pibor following devastating violence and looting of MSF medical compound

Fear, worry but also relief; a week of extraordinary violence and courage in Pibor

Crisis update – 3 March 2016

"Help us to find a safe path"

MSF condemns outrageous attack in UN protection site in Malakal

Cycles of abuse and gender based violence revealed in Papua New Guinea

Return to Abuser

Practising medicine under fire

Patent challenge hearing on Gilead hepatitis C drug sofosbuvir starts in India

Seven months in an endless race to provide access to aid

Refugees face ‘slow death’ in Calais' Jungle

MSF distributes relief item kits to fire-displaced families in Batangafo

Children who survived measles are now suffering from malnutrition and malaria

Developing countries hit with high price for important new tuberculosis drug

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.