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Crisis update – 27 April
Fighting Ebola in the slums of Freetown
Promoting health at the heart of the communities
Nomads of war: A headmaster and his family living under a tree
MSF teams have arrived and are assessing needs
MSF sending teams and supplies to Nepal
Population flees Haradh as latest attacks leave 11 dead and 67 wounded
Nomads of war - perpetual displacements of South Sudanese families in Upper Nile
MSF sending more medical and relief teams to assist victims of the Nepal earthquake
MSF is sending medical and non-medical teams to assist victims of the Nepal Earthquake
Malaria epidemic in “a pediatric unit crammed with beds”
Seeing families, children, and babies coming off the boats
Treating children during the Malaria peak at Rutshuru General Hospital
Working to prevent children from falling ill
MSF and MOAS – Answers to some frequently asked questions
European leaders are digging in their heels - saving lives in danger right now is still not their priority
“Their Lives are Shattered”
HIV: MSF-UNAIDS report endorses community models of care
“Without healthcare in Boguila our children would be like dead leaves falling from a tree”.
Fighting in Malakal town increases fear and tension in the civilian population in Upper Nile
MSF teams respond to health needs of displaced people in South Africa following xenophobic violence targeting foreign nationals
MSF supports the Ministry of Health to respond to measles outbreak in Sudan
MSF expands its medical activities in Debaltseve
More about MSF's work with refugees and migrants
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.