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Hala Hussein, MSF dispenser, receives patients after their consultations to give them their prescribed medications.

MSF scales up response in Lebanon as bombings continue

News Sep 26, 2024

story Sep 26, 2024

5 reasons why abortion is health care

A midwife speaks with a patient at Chingussura health center in Beira, Mozambique.

News Sep 25, 2024

The world's collective failure on Sudan couldn’t be clearer

Tammam at UN General Assembly

story Sep 26, 2024

How MSF provides mental health care for migrants and asylum seekers at the US-Mexico border

Migrants and asylum seekers from Bangladesh and Nepal wait for US Border Patrol to pick them up along the unpaved road next to the US-Mexico border wall in Sasabe, Arizona.

News Sep 24, 2024

UN political declaration on antimicrobial resistance must go beyond words on paper

An MSF staff member in a laboratory.

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News | Feb 08, 2023

Video: Inside MSF emergency response to Syria-Turkey earthquakes

An MSF logistics coordinator explains how teams are assessing humanitarian needs in some of the hardest-hit areas.

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News | Feb 06, 2023

Health of Afghans impacted by poverty, restrictions on women, and a broken health care system

Policymakers must strengthen primary health care, address the economic crisis, and ensure women's access to education and employment.

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Boost Hospital | Neo Natal Intensive Care Unit

Research | Feb 06, 2023

MSF report: Persistent barriers to health care in Afghanistan

Hopes that the end of the war would reduce obstacles to accessing health care have been dashed, and replaced by new barriers and fears.

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Kunduz Trauma Center 40

News | Feb 06, 2023

Earthquakes in Turkey and Syria: What is MSF doing?

MSF teams in northern Syria have been responding since the first hours of the disaster

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Syrians dig through the rubble left by the earthquake in northwest Syria in 2023.

Story | Feb 03, 2023

How MSF treats cervical cancer without radiation therapy in Malawi

Managing cervical cancer in a country with limited treatment options.

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A day at Blantyre cervical cancer referral hospital

News | Feb 02, 2023

Calling global attention to noma, "the most neglected of neglected diseases"

“There is no other infectious disease that kills so many people, so quickly."

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Bilya - Noma Survivor

Story | Feb 02, 2023

MSF provides life-changing facial surgeries for noma survivors

The Noma Children's Hospital in Sokoto, Nigeria is the only hospital in the world entirely dedicated to noma patients.

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News | Feb 01, 2023

Malawi: MSF vaccinates nearly 30,000 girls against HPV

MSF is developing a comprehensive program to improve cervical cancer care for women in Malawi's Blantyre and Chiradzulu districts.

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HPV vaccination campaign in Phalombe district

Story | Feb 01, 2023

Yemen: Free lifesaving care for mothers and newborns in Taiz City

War has taken a devastating toll on Yemen's people, including expecting mothers trying to access health care.

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MSF-supported Al-Jamhouri Hospital | Nogood Story

News | Jan 31, 2023

Controlling the spread of cholera in Mozambique

In Niassa, Mozambique, MSF teams are supporting cholera care and building a community-based strategy to tackle the disease.

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 MSF helps contain cholera cases after surge in country’s north

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