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Migration at US border - Arizona

United States of America

MSF provides assistance in the United States during times of national emergency, such as during Hurricane Sandy, or the COVID-19 pandemic.

MSF provided emergency medical and mental healthcare in New York and New Jersey following Hurricane Sandy in 2012.

Our teams responded to the COVID-19 pandemic in several states across the US, including New York, Michigan, Texas, Florida, Arizona, and New Mexico.

In August 2024, we began supporting nonprofit groups that are bringing humanitarian aid to migrants and asylum seekers crossing the US-Mexico border by traversing the Sonoran Desert into Arizona.

 
Haemorrhagic fevers

Quarantine can undermine efforts to curb epidemic

Press Release 28 Oct 2014
 
Doctors Without Borders Teams Filling Gaps in Medical Aid for People Affected by Hurricane Sandy
United States of America

MSF filling gaps in medical aid for people affected by Hurricane Sandy

Project Update 5 Nov 2012
 
Global

Open letter to the U.S. government about the quality of food aid

Press Release 15 Oct 2010
 
Global

Reforming quality of global food aid critical to fight childhood malnutrition

Press Release 13 Oct 2010
 
Access to medicines

First patent goes into the medicines patent pool drug companies must now follow suit

Press Release 30 Sep 2010
 
Access to medicines

Lack of funding undercuts opportunities to overcome global health threats

Press Release 20 Sep 2010