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End of Ebola outbreak in West Africa: World must learn lesson for future outbreaks
MSF prepares new site for refugees in Grande-Synthe
MSF launches vaccination campaign of unprecedented scale
MSF-supported hospital bombed in Yemen: death toll rises to six
Struggling for oxygen inside the besieged Taiz Enclave
Siege and starvation in Madaya immediate medical evacuations and medical resupply essential to save lives
Antimalarial drug reduced patient mortality by 31%
New site required urgently for refugees in Grande-Synthe
MSF begins surgical activities in the city of Maiduguri, treating victims of a large attack.
MSF emergency team vaccinates 10,000 children against measles and pneumococcal disease
MSF ends activities in Pozzallo reception centre
Katanga Measles Crisis Update - December 2015
Crisis update – 23 December 2015
MSF delivers winter kits to 8,000 displaced families in Aleppo city
Photo Story: Caught in limbo
“Today, Nigeriens know that their children can recover from malnutrition”
Getting children to grow healthily
“We can’t just stop our lives because of the war”
Cholera outbreak spreads to Dadaab refugee camp
Interiew with Madeleine Habib - Captain of Dignity
A year in pictures 2015
“There are plenty of families with young children amongst the refugees camped out in the mud of Grande-Synthe Camp”
“Life in Raqqa was terrifying. During the day we lived with the government’s airstrikes; at night there were coalition airstrikes”
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.