News & Stories

MSF teams arrived to Morocco and are currently assessing the needs

Lebanon: MSF’s medical activities following the clashes in Ain el Hilweh camp

MSF teams see an alarming rise of measles in Yemen

Khartoum: Lack of essential visas for MSF staff threatens life-saving care in hospital

MSF and Positive On Glucose Collaborate to Empower Patients and Foster Sustainable and Holistic Healthcare Initiatives in Lebanon

The humanitarian isolation of northwest Syria must be prevented

Medical staff must reach Jenin during the largest Israeli raids in the West Bank since 2002

Year in Review 2022

Updates on MSF hospital in Bar Elias

Sudan: Humanitarian operations in many parts of the country may grind to a halt

MSF facilities looted, medical activities impeded by violence in Sudan

Syrians in Lebanon struggle to access healthcare amid fear of deportations

Migrant workers in Lebanon: healthcare under the Kafala system

Severe medical needs persist amidst conflict in Sudan

MSF-supported hospital looted in West Darfur amidst conflict

MSF responds to medical needs, prepares to scale up activities in Sudan

Stuck in a Khartoum bunker while there’s shooting outside

Hospital patients and staff facing difficult conditions amid Sudan conflict

MSF supports 136 wounded in North Darfur

MSF in Damascus to deliver additional relief aid

Access to Health Care is not a Luxury

Pharmaceutical company ViiV must provide transparency on HIV prevention drug

Inadequate Water and Sanitation Services in northern east Lebanon

Ten years of atrocities and violence in Central African Republic

Yemen: Abs hospital overwhelmed as medical needs surge

Bangladesh: Cuts to refugees’ food rations will have serious health impact, warns MSF

Italy: MSF providing support to survivors of the Crotone shipwreck

Repeated violence and movement restrictions affect MSF staff and patients in Nablus, Palestine

Haiti: MSF activities under threat after series of security incidents in Port-au-Prince

MSF expands relief efforts and sets up mobile clinics in quake-hit northwest Syria

MSF sends supplies to Tartus, offers increased support to all earthquake-affected areas in Syria

MSF aid convoy in relief of earthquake victims enters northwest Syria

Four things to know about the earthquake response in Türkiye and Syria

Overwhelming needs as earthquakes hit south Turkey and northwest Syria

Yemen: Giving birth in the face of persistent obstacles in Taiz

MSF denounces Israeli plan to forcibly displace Palestinian residents from Masafer Yatta

All MSF staff acquitted in military tribunal in Cameroon

Suffering and displacement in northwestern Syria

Pakistan: Flood emergency is far from over

New decree obstructs lifesaving rescue efforts at sea and will cause more deaths

How Lebanon’s financial troubles have delivered a surge in demand for midwives

MSF supports Haitian health authorities in cholera vaccination

Lebanon’s ailing health system grapples with cholera outbreak near Syrian border

Iraq: Bridging the gaps to curb the spread of Crimean-Congo Hemorrhagic fever

LEBANON: Lack of safe water and sanitation threatens the ability to contain the spread of cholera

LEBANON: MSF Starts Cholera Vaccination amid Threat of a Full-blown Spread of the Disease

World Diabetes Day 2022: Unlocking (DTx) – The Diabetic Patient Support App

COP27: Joint Statement with ICRC

MSF Lebanon hospital adapted to care for cholera patients

Three people found handcuffed, four injured on the Aegean island of Lesvos

Infection Prevention and Control procedures in low-resource contexts

Why are so many people still dying and suffering from snakebite?

Pakistan underwater: Responding to the emergency on the front line

MSF International Financial Report: Funding and Spending Rules

Discriminatory and cruel migration practices compounding people’s suffering in Lithuania

MSF to provide medical care for stranded asylum-seekers in the Netherlands

Five Years Since Rohingya Killings, One Million People Remain in Dire Conditions

Gaza: Caught in a Cycle of Destruction

“Returning to Haiti means death”

The people of Gaza: An Ongoing Suffer

What is Hepatitis C?

August 4 2020, A scar that will leave a permanent mark

Q&A with Mario Fawaz, Emergency Communications Coordinator in Ukraine

What is Field Communication?

A Hospital on Rails A glimpse of my journey on board MSF’s medical train

MSF medical train journey from Kharkiv to Lviv

After seven rescues from the central Mediterranean, 470 people need a place of safety

Intersecting crises: Climate change and access to medicines

MALARIA: “HOPE IS VITAL, IT’S WHAT KEEPS YOU GOING”

“Nothing will stand in my way”: Pharmacist, student and pregnant in a pandemic

“I will carry the memories I made in the Congo for life”