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Paediatrics in West Africa: small patients, big diseases
Country takes landmark step for access to medicines
People caught in the frontlines of intense fighting in country’s north
MSF starts Ebola vaccination targeting remote communities
Guerrero under siege
A healthy baby boy called Miracle born on the Aquarius
Dozens of refugees and migrants wounded after trying to escape horrific captivity conditions
“Hospitals must always be prepared; you never know what will happen”
MSF response to second Ebola outbreak in DRC since 2016
“This feels more like an emergency room than a normal delivery room”
Seeking to assist Syrians, wherever they are in need of help
Crisis update – May 2018
Governments slated to vote on first-ever resolution at World Health Assembly
Dreams of returning home remain distant for displaced in Darfur camp
Living under daily coalition airstrikes
MSF responds to cholera outbreak amid heavy rains and flooding
Ninth Ebola outbreak in 40 years hits urban area
Days of violence and mass casualties in Bangui
Fire and bloodshed in Bambari, a town symbolising peace
Conflict and tuberculosis in Sudan
Treating patients with chronic conditions in a war context
The dangers refugees face fleeing
Violence on demonstrators in Gaza is 'unacceptable and inhumane'
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.