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ZimbabwePreventing cholera outbreaks with longer term solutions in Zimbabwe

MSF has been supporting the national and city health authorities to provide case management support, infection control and...

ZimbabweZimbabwe: Responding to cholera in Harare

“When I found out I had cholera, I was shocked and scared. I thought I was going to die.

MSF Calls on US pharma corporation Johnson & Johnson to cut key TB drug price in half

MSF warns high prices of tuberculosis drugs restrict people´s access to best drug-resistant TB treatment.

Yemen“Some pregnant women and sick children arrive so late to the hospital that we can’t save their lives”

In the Abs district of northern Yemen, the intensification of the conflict in recent weeks is causing new waves of...

Democratic Republic of CongoEbola, developmental treatments complementing the traditional pillars of the response

The outbreak is still ongoing and new cases have appeared in remote locations. This is worrying.

Central African RepublicCAR: MSF sees a sharp increase in malnutrition & malaria patients

The first eight months of 2018 saw a 49% increase in the number of malaria cases treated, compared with 2017

South SudanHelping Yambio´s demobilised child soldiers come to terms with their past

Over 600 former child soldiers in Yambio County, South Sudan, are participating in demobilization process which will support...

UkraineLiving with Loneliness and Trauma

MSF’s patients cope with fear and hopelessness from four years of conflict in eastern Ukraine

Democratic Republic of CongoMSF Activities In Greater Kasai Region

Activities MSF currently has in the Greater Kasai Region of the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Mental Health in Africa

Doctors Without Borders (MSF) seeks to support and provide further attention to this growing issue on the continent.

It’s not MSF that should leave Nauru, it’s the refugees

At least 78 MSF patients have considered or attempted suicide or self-harm in Nauru, Australia

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