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MSF hospital damaged in an attack in Mokha
Yemen

MSF hospital partially destroyed in Mocha attack

An aerial attack on nearby buildings, including a military warehouse, have partially burnt and destroyed an MSF hospital in Mocha, southwestern Yemen, leaving the hospital inoperative and people without medical care. Project Update - 7 Nov 2019
 
A Day in the Life of an MSF Counsellor in Gaza
Palestine

A day with an MSF counsellor in Gaza

This photo story follows an MSF psychosocial counsellor supporting burn and trauma patients at a clinic in Gaza. Many were shot during protests. Photo Story - 7 Nov 2019
 
MSF activities in South Teheran
Iran

After a cold night on the streets, a warm reception

Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) project coordinator in south Tehran, Iran describes a day at a clinic, where most patients are homeless and take drugs. Voices from the Field - 6 Nov 2019
 
Malaria outbreak in North Darfur, Sudan
Sudan

Four questions on the malaria outbreak in western Sudan

The city of El Fasher, in western Sudan, is experiencing a severe outbreak of malaria, a potentially deadly disease. Medical activity manager Annie Kashung explains why and MSF's response. Interview - 4 Nov 2019
 
Palliative care to cancer patients in Bamako, Mali
Mali

Supporting cancer patients in Bamako

MSF teams have begun support and palliative care services for cancer patients in Bamako, Mali, ahead of providing access to diagnosis and treatment for cervical and breast cancers. Project Update - 1 Nov 2019
 
Mass-casualty influx northern Syria
Syria

Blast in Syria’s Idlib region causes multiple casualties

A dozen people have been rushed to an MSF-supported hospital in Idlib province, northwestern Syria, after a blast in the town of Darkoush on 31 October. Project Update - 1 Nov 2019
 
Georgia: DR-TB patients find hope in new treatments
Pakistan

Innovative TB trial starts in Sindh province

MSF and Interactive Research and Development have announced the start of a clinical trial in Pakistan that aims to find better, shorter treatments against multidrug-resistant forms of tuberculosis. Press Release - 31 Oct 2019
 
Arduous and lengthy treatment of tuberculosis
Tuberculosis

Patients tackle arduous and lengthy tuberculosis treatment in Papua New Guinea

Access to a new TB drug combination has become available in Papua New Guinea (PNG). But most people are still on the difficult old treatment - where MSF teams are helping people adhere to treatment. Project Update - 30 Oct 2019
 
2018 Union Conference - Johnson & Johnson (J&J) protest
Access to medicines

MSF protests at TB conference against drug corporations keeping lifesaving medicines from people

Newer medicines for drug-resistant tuberculosis are desperately needed, but barriers to access, including high prices, keep them out of reach for most people around the world. MSF activists stormed the stage at a TB conference to protest. Press Release - 30 Oct 2019
 
Yemen.Shiara hospital bleeding after attack.
Yemen

No true accountability three years after bombing of MSF-supported hospital

A body appointed by the Saudi and Emirati-led Coalition to investigate incidents in Yemen releases its findings related to the bombing of Shiara hospital. Press Release - 30 Oct 2019
Cholera intervention in South Kivu
Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF)

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We provide medical assistance to people affected by conflict, epidemics, disasters, or exclusion from healthcare. Our teams are made up of tens of thousands of health professionals, logistic and administrative staff - most of them hired locally. Our actions are guided by medical ethics and the principles of independence and impartiality. We are a non-profit, self-governed, member-based organisation.

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