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The MSF flag flutters in the wind above an MSF mobile clinic

Lebanon crisis: What is MSF doing and how can I help?

MSF is responding to the escalating humanitarian needs in Lebanon following widescale Israeli bombing

Photo of a patient being supported by a physiotherapist

Rehabilitating Gaza's wounded children: Inside MSF's specialist hospital

MSF teams provide specialist care to severely injured children from Gaza in the MSF hospital Amman, Jordan

When the snake bites

Being bitten by a snake is often life-changing in South Sudan. Dr Paul Snape describes how snakebite can be treated through the stories of two memorable patients.

An medical team member screens a child for malnutrition at the MSF clinic in Zamzam Camp, North Darfur

Sudan: “Thousands of children will die” unless the UN acts on Zamzam food crisis

MSF medical teams report catastrophic situation as food and medicines remain blockaded

A cholera treatment centre consisting of a large tent with beds, patients and medical professionals

Sudan: MSF responds to lethal cholera outbreak

MSF calls for quick response to the sharp rise in cholera cases in Sudan

Nigeria: Screening reveals “catastrophic” malnutrition crisis

One in four children under the age of five is malnourished in the Shinkafi and Zurmi areas of Nigeria’s Zamfara state

Survivors queuing at a border crossing point between Sudan and Chad where more than 600,000 people have fled in search of safety

This is the biggest humanitarian crisis on Earth. Why is no one talking about it?

The emergency in Sudan is huge and horrific, yet even the UN is ignoring the situation

MSF midwife Hin So checks on a newborn baby at Nasser Hospital in southern Gaza

Gaza: Inside the last maternity hospital in Khan Younis

MSF teams are working to care for pregnant women and newborns in the extreme environment of southern Gaza

Women wait by a gate next to an MSF flag

How we built a hospital for Sudanese refugees in the desert

How MSF teams built a hospital for Sudanese refugees in the improvised camp of Metche

Noma survivors Muhammadu, Mulikat and Dahiru all work at the MSF-supported Sokoto Noma Hospital

Noma: Three survivors of a disease that shouldn’t exist

At Sokoto Hospital, three survivors of a devastating and disfiguring infection work to give something back

Making cervical cancer more survivable in Malawi

Gynaecologist Ute Shilling is trying to improve the survival rate for cervical cancer in Malawi, which is one of the worst in the world

Mpox Cases Amidst Displacement Sites Near Goma

Mpox: “We cannot rely solely on vaccines to fix the problem”

The appalling living conditions of people in displacement camps must be improved to help contain mpox

How we built a hospital for Sudanese refugees in the desert

How MSF teams built a hospital for Sudanese refugees in the improvised camp of Metche

Bringing health services closer to people in central Somalia

Five ways MSF is helping people in central Somalia

In Galkayo, in central Somalia, more than 100,000 internally displaced people fleeing violence, drought and other climate hazards live in camps with few resources