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Sudan

“Unacceptable” detention of MSF medical team in Khartoum

Press Release - 26 Jan 2022

MSF physician Dr. Jonathan Caldera and MSF nurse Omar Martinez evaluate a patient during an in-home medical consultation in the community Buen Consejo in Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico. MSF’s home-based care model was designed to serve people who have little to no access to health care, including marginalized and isolated communities.

Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic

MSF responds to latest WHO recommendation for a COVID-19 therapeutic, baricitinib

Press Release - 14 Jan 2022

MSF, Doctors Without Borders, thousands living in dire conditions due to flooding in South Sudan

Natural Disasters

South Sudan: hundreds of thousands still living in precarious conditions months after floods

Migrants face steep challenges in SA, and situation could worsen

“Try being in my mind for 20 seconds” – stories from migrant journeys

Psychological experience of migration to and within South Africa

Healthcare

A year in pictures 2021

In 2021, the COVID-19 pandemic continued unabated around the world, as did the work our teams undertook to respond to it. But the pandemic took a backseat in many countries, as other crises and needs overtook the concerns of the people we assist.

Malnutrition

Fighting malnutrition it’s about funding and sound strategies, not rocket science

Op-Ed - 10 Dec 2021

Access To Medicines

"Every day, we witness the failure of global solidarity"

Press Release - 10 Dec 2021

MSF, Doctors Without Borders, COVID-19 report

Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic

Responding to COVID-19: Global Accountability Report 5 - May to September 2021

Report - 9 Dec 2021

The rapid addition of inexperienced staff in an emergency situation, as happened in many hospitals during South Africa’s second COVID-19 wave, can produce challenges, which MSF witnessed first-hand in the field hospital at Ngwelezana Tertiary Hospital in northern KwaZulu-Natal. In this 113 bed COVID-19 facility MSF and Department of Health staff worked side by side from 11 January. To bring order to a potentially chaotic situation, the appointment of an experienced nurse activity manager to organize the fac

Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic

In an unequal world, our response to COVID-19 cannot be one size-fits-all

Op-Ed - 8 Dec 2021

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