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Access to Healthcare

Urgent measures needed to address gaps in Universal Health Coverage targets

Ahead of the UN High Level meeting on Universal Health Coverage on 21 September, this report highlights why access to healthcare continues to be challenging for people in vulnerable circumstances. Report - 13 Sep 2023
 
Mozambique: The challenge of a safe pregnancy and childbirth in Cabo Delgado
Access to Healthcare

Universal Health Coverage targets leave behind the most vulnerable

Ahead of the UN High Level meeting on Universal Health Coverage on 21 September, we examine why access to healthcare continues to be challenging for people in vulnerable circumstances. Interview - 13 Sep 2023
 
Hepatitis E cases in Al-Tanideba, Sudan
Conflict in Sudan

Forty-nine people killed in Khartoum’s deadliest weekend since conflict began

Our teams treated over 100 people wounded in two separate locations of Khartoum, Sudan, following deadly attacks where at least 49 people were killed. Press Release - 12 Sep 2023
 
Anam, 17-years-old DR-TB patient
Tuberculosis

Johnson & Johnson and Cepheid must pledge access to lifesaving TB medicines and tests

Ahead of the global tuberculosis High-Level Meeting at the United Nations, Johnson & Johnson and Cepheid must pledge access to lifesaving TB medicines and tests for everyone in need. Press Release - 12 Sep 2023
 
Magaria hospital, Niger
Niger

Three things to know about the humanitarian situation in Niger

Sanctions on Niger could have disastrous effects as 3.3 million people are suffering from acute food insecurity. Here are three things to know about the situation on the ground. Interview - 11 Sep 2023
 
Market in Kostiantynivka damaged from missile attacked
War in Ukraine

Over 30 people hospitalised after deadly attack on marketplace in Kostiantynivka

Our teams have been providing lifesaving care to people injured in a deadly attack on a market place in Kostiantynivka, Ukraine, where 17 people have reportedly been killed. Press Release - 8 Sep 2023
 
Abortion: women more at risk of death in fragile and conflict-affected settings
Women's health

Abortion: Women more at risk of death in fragile and conflict-affected settings

The AMoCo study assesses the extent and severity of abortion-related complications in hospitals located in fragile and conflict-affected settings. Project Update - 5 Sep 2023
 
Camps of internally displaced people in and around Goma
Democratic Republic of Congo

The struggle to survive amidst violence and displacement in North Kivu

This documentary tells the story of four women who fled fighting linked to the resurgence of the M23 in North Kivu, and of their daily struggle to survive. Documentary - 4 Sep 2023
 
Hepatitis E cases in Al-Tanideba, Sudan
Conflict in Sudan

Turkish Hospital in Khartoum: Last lifeline for sick children and pregnant women

In Khartoum, where the health system has all but collapsed, we are addressing myriad health problems among people, especially very sick children, who are also at risk of deadly diseases and malnutrition. Voices from the Field - 4 Sep 2023
 
Malnutrition emergency: mobile clinic in Ranobe
Central African Republic

Attacks against staff and patients in Batangafo threaten continuation of healthcare

MSF calls on all armed groups to respect and protect humanitarian workers, patients and their caretakers, after spate of violent attacks in Batangafo. Press Release - 1 Sep 2023
Cholera intervention in South Kivu
Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF)

Independent medical humanitarian assistance

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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