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Airstrike hits MSF health facility in South Sudan

South Sudan, Dec. 4 -- A Doctors Without Borders/Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) health facility was hit in an airstrike by a helicopter gunship on the morning of Wednesday, December 3, in the town of ... Read More


Strengthening emergency care to protect babies and children in Afghanistan

Afghanistan, Dec. 4 -- When 4-month-old Umar* contracted measles, his eyes were shut for five days from crying so much. He then developed pneumonia, and the private hospital treating him couldn't help... Read More


Timeline of Action Against Hunger's Emergency Response in Ukraine

New York, Dec. 4 -- The war in Ukraine began in February 2022, and Action Against Hunger has been serving communities in Ukraine from the start. As the conflict, seasons, and situations have changed, ... Read More


A pediatrician's perspective on waning global support for vaccination

Vaccination, Dec. 3 -- Dr. Anik Patel, a US-based pediatrician with Doctors Without Borders/Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) currently on assignment in West Africa, discusses below the importance of ens... Read More


Thoughtful Year-End Giving: Understanding How to Make Informed and Meaningful Charitable Decisions

Santa Barbara, California, Dec. 1 -- As the year comes to a close, many people explore ways to make meaningful year-end charitable contributions that reflect personal priorities. With one-third of ann... Read More


A quiet revolution in HIV care: Youth clubs in DR Congo

New York, Dec. 1 -- In Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), more than 60 percent of people are under 20-a large, energetic, and promising youth population, but one that is highly exposed to HIV. In 20... Read More


Caring for Sudanese refugees and Egyptians in Aswan, Egypt

Egypt, Dec. 1 -- Khaled* sits in the corner of a waiting room with his UN Refugee Agency registration card in one hand and a little plastic bag full of empty medication packets in the other. This is h... Read More


Beyond clay pots: Managing diabetes in South Sudan's remote villages

South Sudan, Nov. 28 -- The road to Ariath in South Sudan cuts through seemingly endless scorched plains that bake and crack in the hot sun, and then turn to thick mud when it rains. Inside a mud-wal... Read More


Q&A: Aiding shipwreck survivors in northern France

France, Nov. 26 -- In the spring of 2025, Doctors Without Borders/Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) began working with Utopia 56, a French social organization, to conduct coastal patrols in the north of ... Read More


Sudan: Desperate conditions and accounts of mass violence in North Darfur

Sudan, Nov. 26 -- In the town of Tawila, where many of the displaced have arrived, Doctors Without Borders/Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) continues to expand its capacities to provide medical care, in... Read More