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MSF teams react to 'biggest ever' cholera outbreak in Zimbabwe's capital
Caught in heavy gunfire
Wide ranges of needs and activities dominate MSF role in northern DRC
Cough up for TB
MSF team travels to Dungu, DRC, three days after attacks on the town
MSF providing aid at school collapse in Haiti
Growing violence makes access to health care extremely difficult in northwestern Pakistan
Pregnant women desperate for free emergency obstetric care in Haiti
Suspension withdrawn, but MSF instructed to close mental health programmes in South Darfur, Sudan
Mental health services for survivors of Balochistan earthquake, southwestern Pakistan
Armed aid convoys are an inadequate bandage for DR Congo's deep wounds
Cholera during DRC violence is closely monitored along with medical and sanitation conditions
In camps for displaced people in Kibati, just north of Goma, people are seeking refuge from recent fighting.
Needs race ahead of aid in the DRC
"These people are so vulnerable to the elements"
A desperate, dangerous situation in the DRC - a volunteer's description
MSF forced to leave the island of Lampedusa, Italy, after six years of activities
MSF remains in the DRC - cholera patients flee as conditions worsen
International assistance dwindles as fighting renews in the DRC
French section of MSF forced to leave Niger
MSF team dispatched to villages hit by earthquake in Balochistan, southwestern Pakistan
Sudanese authorities threaten to suspend MSF activities in South Darfur
MSF handing over cyclone projects in Myanmar, but will remain for greater health needs throughout the country
Interview with Martin Sloot
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.