Violent clashes in northcentral Nigeria have forced tens of thousands of people from their homes in recent years. Many have settled in camps around Makurdi, the capital of Benue state. Living...
A la fin d’un hiver particulièrement rude dans le nord de la France, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) qui intervient auprès des exilés en transit à Calais, dénonce la faillite des autorités en matière...
On the night of 14 to 15 February 2024, Nasser hospital, once the largest hospital in southern Gaza, was shelled by Israeli forces. The orthopaedic department was hit, killing one person and injuring...
Two years since an outbreak of violence in Agok, major and long-term challenges continue. In early February 2022 violent clashes erupted in and around Agok, in the Abyei special administrative area...
“No hospital in the world ... could cope with the amount of injuries that we're seeing." On March 19, Dr. Amber Alayyan, pediatrician and Palestine medical program manager for Doctors Without...
Stories of displacement, hardship, and hope from women fleeing violence in DR Congo. Over the past two years, more than one million people have fled ongoing fighting in North Kivu, Democratic...
Summary Six months after the war between Israel and Hamas broke out in the Gaza Strip, Palestine, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) teams are responding as much as is possible to the enormous needs in...
Looking back on MSF’s work in war-torn Hawija district, Iraq. “We found everything we owned gone,” said Hashim Abdullah. “No health care services were functioning.” Abdullah is a former patient at...
Undernourished children are at heightened risk of developing TB, and treatment decision algorithms are helping MSF more accurately diagnose young children in Sierra Leone. Doctors Without...
GLP-1 drugs (e.g. Ozempic) are sold at a nearly 40,000% markup in the US, but unavailable in low- and middle-income countries; and treating diabetes using insulin pen devices could be 30% less...