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MSF urged all parties to the conflict to facilitate the evacuation of the wounded people due to the fierce clashes in the recent days in Aleppo, a city in northern Syria.

The fourth TB Symposium for Central Asia and Eastern Europe, jointly organised by the Armenian Ministry of Health and MSF, will take place in Yerevan, Armenia, on 17 and 18 February.

World Cancer Day happened last week and people living with cancer - a South African support group representing thousands of patients publicly signed the Fix the Patent Laws Campaign.

This Valentine's Day, don't let 'condom fatigue' make you insensitive to how unprotected sex is killing teenagers.

A spike in measles cases affecting young patients in Yida refugee camp, South Sudan, has prompted MSF teams to expand its operations.

"Eight staff members from the clinic where I worked, including myself, got infected through that delivery.  Only two of us survived after being admitted at the Ebola management center."

A story told by paramedics, Amin and Imran from the besieged East Ghouta suburban area near Damascus, Syria, who work with hospitals that MSF supports.

From July to December 2014, Dr Yasmine Ley headed up the neonatal unit at MSF’s obstetrics and gynaecology hospital in Peshawar, northern Pakistan. 

Doctor Juli Switala is one of the Ebola fighters that were named Time Magazine's Person of the Year in 2014.

The humanitarian aid group Doctors Without borders confirms reports of a downward trend of new Ebola cases in West Africa.

Numbers of Ebola patients may be going down, but epidemiologist Amanda Tiffany, who works for MSF’s Epicentre, explains why every last contact needs to be traced to help bring the epidemic to an end.