MSF research and innovation

Offering high-quality medical care in challenging settings means that research and innovation is in our lifeblood.

MSF has installed a solar panel system at the General Hospital of Kigulube in South Kivu, Democratic Republic of Congo, to give

Dr Louisa Dunn, an investigator on the TB PRACTECAL clinical trial, consults with a patient.

TB PRACTECAL

A pragmatic clinical trial for effective, concise and less-toxic regimens to treat tuberculosis

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The Sapling Nursery helps MSF staff explore, develop and test innovative new approaches to challenges in our projects

The Sapling Nursery

A fund available to MSF staff trying to solve problems in innovative, new ways

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MSF outreach workers testing people for kala azar. Fulbaria, Mymensingh district, Bangladesh.

Global health review

A weekly round-up of all the latest global health research from MSF projects and beyond

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An aerial view of a displacement camp in Drodro, DRC, home to almost 24,000 people who fled armed attacks in 2019

Geographical Information Systems

GIS teams help us respond to remote emergencies and track epidemics using maps and data

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