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Governments given deadline to increase testing and treatment
Doing whatever it takes to escape
Tuberculosis treatments yield promising results in the Chechen Republic
Closure of MSF project in northwest will leave thousands without healthcare
Saudi coalition urged to immediately allow humanitarian access during blockade
The work of mobile medical teams in Kasai
“People in the camp had one goal – to stay alive”
Nearly 600 people rescued but unknown number missing presumed drowned
Untreated Violence: Critical gaps in medical and clinical forensic care for survivors of sexual violence in South Africa
Preventing the spread of hepatitis E
DRC Kasai Crisis update – October 2017
MSF secures lower price for generic hepatitis C treatment
Testimonies from Kasai
MSF responds to an outbreak of Marburg fever
“Months later, they still can’t remove the bloodstains from the soil”
MSF reduces its cholera response as admissions drop
Hepatitis C - Not even close
Urgent need for aid in rural areas of Kasai
“The scars of this atrocity will run generations deep”
Thousands could die if Syrian-Iraq Kurdistan border closes to humanitarian aid
MSF calls for safe access to wounded by medical teams
One of the most severe cholera epidemics in years continues
Daily struggles of the most vulnerable
“People are in survival mode”
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.