Malnutrition
Patient and Staff Stories - 10 Feb 2017
Iraq: Assisting people displaced from Hawija
Mariko Miller is a Canadian emergency nurse working with MSF in Kirkuk, in northern Iraq.Patient and Staff Stories - 10 Feb 2017
MSF condemns brutal killing of ICRC staff in Afghanistan
MSF is shocked by the attack against humanitarian workers of the International Committee of the Red Cross in Jawzan province, Afghanistan.Press Release - 9 Feb 2017
Am Timan, Chad: MSF calls for assistance to curb hepatitis E outbreak
A hepatitis E outbreak is escalating across Am Timan, in the Salamat region in South-Eastern Chad.Press Release - 9 Feb 2017
HIV/Aids
Press Release - 9 Feb 2017
MSF welcomes Kenyan High Court ruling declaring closure of Dadaab refugee camps “illegal"
MSF welcomes today’s ruling by the Kenyan High Court which has declared the closure of the world’s largest refugee camp, Dadaab, illegal.Press Release - 9 Feb 2017
Malnutrition
Fieldworkers Stories - 9 Feb 2017
Stella Nthiga: "I see my work as a calling"
MSF’s outreach team leader in Dolo Zone in the Somali region of Ethiopia brought primary healthcare to patients in the most remote areasFieldworkers Stories - 9 Feb 2017
Measles
Latest News - 8 Feb 2017
DRC: MSF fights measles outbreak in South Kivu
MSF teams have vaccinated over 4000 children where measles outbreak has reappered once again in South Kivu, DRC.Latest News - 8 Feb 2017
Cancer
Press Release - 7 Feb 2017
Global day of action against Roche's inhumanity
Swiss multinational company Roche faced global condemnation today from women living with cancer and health activists.Press Release - 7 Feb 2017
South Sudan
Press Release - 6 Feb 2017
South Sudan: Fleeing civilians cut off from emergency healthcare in Wau Shilluk
Civilians caught up in the fighting around Wau Shilluk and Malakal are finding it difficult to access healthcare.Press Release - 6 Feb 2017
Refugees
Patient and Staff Stories - 6 Feb 2017
Search and rescue: "I tried to picture what he must have felt, but at some point I could not..."
"It's a long story. What I have suffered is unimaginable for a boy my age.” 7-year-old Jonathan from Nigeria was held in a detention centre in Libya and tortured.Patient and Staff Stories - 6 Feb 2017
Malnutrition
Fieldworkers Stories - 3 Feb 2017
Job Kamanda: “Our work on the ground is more important than anything else”
A Kenyan nutritionist treating people displaced by conflict in Nigeria’s Borno State says MSF’s work helps ease the crisis for those worst affected.Fieldworkers Stories - 3 Feb 2017