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Refugees arrive often cold, scared, unsure, confused and in distress
Treating gunshot, grenade and mine injuries in Aden
In the two months of ‘ceasefire’, at least 700 civilians injured by heavy fighting in Taiz
There is a lack of humanitarian actors in Baghdad area
I left all my memories in Mosul
Displaced people face their third summer in harsh conditions
Protecting children from preventable diseases
Paediatric care and treating malnutrition in Aweil
Tens of thousands of newly displaced without assistance in the Diffa region
First ever MSF Paediatric Days
First MSF Paediatric days to be organised in Stockholm
Governments at UN must address severe lack of treatment access in West and Central Africa during High-Level Meeting
122 people severely wounded in one day as fighting pounds the city of Taiz
Little hope of a cure for the most vulnerable
We hope the bloodshed will stop, but it’s not likely to happen soon.
People trapped in Azaz urgently need safe haven - Turkey and the EU must open their borders
I cannot accept that children or adults can die like this. I cannot accept it. Never.
Reaching out to sex workers in the Beira corridor
Applied Reflection on Humanitarian Practice (ARHP)
One year of turmoil for Burundian refugees
Hunting down mosquitoes to combat yellow fever
Yellow fever: Everyone needs to remain vigilant and responsive to avoid an explosion
MSF teams help curb yellow fever
G7 fail to address the biggest threats to global health
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.