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MSF teams made a life-saving impact last year
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16.4M

Outpatient consultations

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125,900

Surgical interventions

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337,000

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Photo of people waiting at the closed Israeli gate blocking a main road entrance to Hebron

West Bank: Israeli authorities increase military operations amid escalation with Iran

Israeli forces ramp up activities in the West Bank forcing ill people to make dangerous journeys to access care
Children holding their empty pots at a community kitchen

Gaza: Deliberate aid shortages by Israeli authorities are suffocating the Strip

The humanitarian response is being prevented from reaching even the minimum required for a population entirely reliant on assistance
MSF outreach team traveling by boat to a remote village

South Sudan: 150,000 people cut off from care as MSF forced to close hospital

Attacks and armed looting have forced MSF to close its hospital and end support to 13 facilities in Ulang county
Chris Lockyear speaking to a journalist at the Gaza press conference, Brussels, June 2025

Gaza: EU hypocrisy is fuelling suffering says MSF

MSF calls on EU states to facilitate needs-based aid into the Gaza Strip at scale

Aid cuts will cost lives: MSF responds to UK Government Spending Review

MSF is deeply disappointed by the UK Government’s decision to proceed with drastic reductions to Official Development Assistance (ODA)
Women and children attend the nutritional health promotion awareness sessions

Five ways playtime is changing lives for children in crisis zones

Whilst humanitarian response often focuses on food, shelter and medical care, children have another inherent need which is often overlooked: play
MSF's team at Al-Shifa hospital

Israel – Gaza war

Since the start of the conflict, MSF teams have been working to treat the wounded and supply overwhelmed hospitals in Gaza
A view of smoke from the conflict rising above the Khartoum skyline

Crisis in Sudan

MSF teams are treating an influx of patients as the conflict pushes the entire healthcare system to breaking point
An MSF triage nurse checks a young patient in the emergency department of Boost Hospital in Lashkar Gah, Afghanistan

Take action: Tell the UK Government to reverse the aid cut

Send a message to your MP and help protect the health and wellbeing of people living through conflict, disaster and disease
People fleeing the conflict in North and South Kivu

Democratic Republic of Congo conflict

The rapidly evolving war in Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has intensified since December 2024, displacing hundreds of thousands of people
View of the MSF hospital in Kutupalong-Balukhali

Providing psychiatric care in the world's biggest refugee camp

The MSF mental health team at Balukhali camp in Bangladesh provide crucial services to a large local community who include the Rohingya people
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How AI helps identify snakebites

How new machine learning technology supports accurate diagnosis and treatment of snakebites
People fleeing the conflict in North and South Kivu

Explained: What to know about the armed conflict in DRC

Emmanuel Lampaert answers three key questions about the crisis situation in the Kivus
Baby Isha Ali Modu, one day after her birth, in newborn intensive care at the new MSF unit at Nilefa Keji Hospital

Inside the specialist unit caring for Nigeria's premature babies

In Nigeria, the mortality rate for premature births is seven times higher than in Western Europe
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
Rho IDP site, Northeastern Congo

Non-communicable diseases

NCDs, also known as chronic illnesses, are a group of conditions which cannot be transmitted. When access to healthcare is disrupted they can be especially dangerous.

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How 3D technologies help burns patients in Syria

The new 3D printing programme in Atmeh Burns Unit is the first of its kind in Syria

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Noma: Treating a disease that belongs in the past

Watch a video from a specialist MSF hospital in Nigeria, as we mark World Neglected Tropical Disease Day

Podcast

AMR: A threat hidden in plain sight

In this episode of Everyday Emergency, we find out about the threat of antimicrobial resistance (AMR)

Podcast

Eastern DRC: Critical care in a complex place

We find out about a crisis that has displaced hundreds of thousands of people

Podcast

The Debrief: Dr Javid Abdelmoneim on the crisis in Sudan

An experienced MSF medic shares his deeply personal story on the second anniversary of the conflict

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Syria: MSF mobile clinics bring healthcare to devastated region

Following the fall of Bashar al Assad’s 24-year rule, MSF teams have gained access to Damascus for the first time in over a decade

Where we work

We operate in more than 70 countries to deliver medical aid to people experiencing humanitarian and healthcare crises