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An international, independent medical humanitarian organisation

MSF is a global network of principled medical and other professionals working in small and large teams to respond to the medical needs of people affected by conflict, disasters and epidemics and those excluded from healthcare. Our actions are guided by medical ethics and the principles of impartiality, independence and neutrality.

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World Patient Safety Day 2026
NCDs (Non-communicable diseases)

World patient safety day: safe care for people living with chronic diseases

Press Release 17 Sep 2026
 
Baidoa child malnutrition survey
Malnutrition

Somalia survey finds every second child in Baidoa displacement sites acutely malnourished

Press Release 11 Aug 2026
 
Sudan humanitarian crisis
Armed conflict

Sudanese cartoonists tell the Sudan humanitarian story

Press Release 5 Aug 2026
 
MSF, Doctors Without Borders, Ethiopia, healthcare, Alamata Hospital
Access to Healthcare

MSF Expands Support to Alamata General Hospital to Strengthen Critical Care for Local Communities

Latest News 5 Aug 2026
 
MSF, Doctors Without Borders, anti-migrant violence in South Africa
Migrants

Anti-Migrant Violence Triggers Trauma and Medical Emergency on the South Africa-Zimbabwe Border

Latest News 23 Jul 2026
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Where We Work

Our global network of principled professionals provides medical humanitarian care in more than 70 countries, adapting to the needs and realities of our patients to save lives and ease their suffering.

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