NEW YORK, November 14, 2019—Thousands of people seeking safety in Europe are living in dangerously cold and harsh conditions in Bosnia and Herzegovina, the international medical humanitarian...
Around a year ago, 12-year-old Houssam was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes following health complications that led to him to be hospitalised. “The news really scared us," says his father, Mohammed...
Outside the city of Khanaqin in Diyala governorate, eastern Iraq, on a hill next to a dirty river, dozens of rows of caravans bake in the 47-degree heat. Inside the camps, known as Alwand 1 and 2,...
Evelyn Zorrilla, nuestra epidemióloga regional para México y Centroamérica, relata cómo hemos respondido a la emergencia de dengue este año y por qué la enfermedad ha tenido un comportamiento poco...
Project Update Evelyn Zorrilla, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) regional epidemiologist for Mexico and Central America, explains how MSF responded to the outbreak of dengue fever in Honduras this year...
Thursday, November 7, 2019 — Sana’a / Paris / London – A hospital run by Médecins Sans Frontières in Mocha, in southwestern Yemen, was partially destroyed on Wednesday evening when an attack hit the...
Heavy rains in late October have caused widespread flooding in Somalia, displacing close to 270,000 people. The worst affected region is Hiiraan, in central Somalia, where Beledweyne district is...
The accident happened in a flash. A three-year-old boy was playing at home when he collided with his grandmother, who was carrying a pot of soup. The hot liquid spilled all over his head, scalding...
Mali’s rains fall heaviest in the southern region of Koutiala, a center for cotton farming once known as the “white gold” capital. The wet weather unfortunately also provides ideal conditions for...
There is an invisible war being fought in Yemen. Most people know only about the war in the headlines: the armed conflict between the forces of the Saudi-led coalition and the Ansar Allah group that...