Families fleeing a wave of violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo have found refuge in a stadium, where MSF teams are providing emergency healthcare.
PRESS RELEASE: Since the end of last year, the city of Harare and surrounding areas are yet again faced with a spike of typhoid and diarrhoea.
Loïc Jaeger has just spent two months in Syria as a project manager in one of MSF's three covert hospitals. He describes the humanitarian situation and MSF's response.
PRESS RELEASE: MSF has opened a 24-hour paediatric hospital in Zaatari camp to respond to the needs of the escalating number of Syrian refugees in the country.
If measures to tackle multidrug-resistant tuberculosis are not significantly stepped up, MDR-TB rates will continue to increase worldwide and an historic opportunity to improve abysmal cure rates will have been squandered.
A new report by MSF outlines the impact of precarious living conditions and widespread criminal and institutional violence on the health of sub-Saharan migrants trapped in Morocco on their way to Europe.
PRESS RELEASE: This morning, protestors from MSF and people living with HIV marched in New Delhi, urging India not to cave into the EU's demands to accept provisions that would harm access to medicines and demanding the EU to keep their 'Hands off our medicines'!
PRESS RELEASE: A lack of funds and supplies has crippled cholera treatment programmes in Haiti, leading to unnecessary deaths and increasing the risk of greater outbreaks during the upcoming rainy season.
PRESS RELEASE: The MSF emergency hospital in the Sheikh Othman District of Aden has received reassurance of the full support of the Ministry of Health and Population (MoH) and the Governor of Aden to continue its medical services for the community.
MSF has begun treatment for its youngest ever MDR-TB patient. Tajikistan is the first MSF project to begin making and using a paediatric formulation to treat younger patients.
"This is not a simple war; there are no simple aid solutions." Op-ed by MSF's head of humanitarian analysis, Jonathan Whittall.