Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic
MSF calls on all governments to support landmark move at WTO to suspend monopolies during COVID-19
Press Release - 19 Nov 2020
Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic
Moderna must transparently share information around their COVID-19 vaccine and sell it at-cost
Press Release - 17 Nov 2020
Tuberculosis
MSF calls on governments and donors to step up and speed up TB testing and treatment
Press Release - 16 Nov 2020
Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic
MSF: Governments must demand pharma make all COVID-19 vaccine licensing deals public
We are advocating for governments to make all COVID-19 vaccine licensing deals to be public. Press Release - 10 Nov 2020
Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic
MSF challenges COVID-19 myths with new quiz challenge app
The new COVID-19 quiz app encourages people to behave safely if someone in their family or community catches COVID-19. The concept for the app came from a quiz challenge game developed by MSF in 2019 during the Ebola outbreak in Democratic Republic of Congo to help patients and their families manage Ebola and to counter misinformation about the disease. This app available in English, French, Arabic and Spanish, and there are plans to introduce additional languages. It will be used by families and communities across the 70-plus countries worldwide where MSF works – and beyond. The app is available for both Android and IOS systems and is free to use; once downloaded it can be played offline, making it accessible to people with no regular internet connection. Latest News - 6 Nov 2020
Mozambique
Press Release - 3 Nov 2020
Urgent assistance needed for people displaced by violence in northern Mozambique
MSF accelerates mobile clinic activities & clean water provision as more displaced people arrive in Pemba.Press Release - 3 Nov 2020
HIV/Aids
Two HIV treatment professionals reflect on 20 years in Khayelitsha
Patient and Staff Stories - 30 Oct 2020
South Sudan
Latest News - 26 Oct 2020
South Sudan: Severe flooding worsens in many areas, raising health risks
Severe flooding is affecting an estimated 800,000 people across a wide swath of South Sudan, inundating homes and leaving people without adequate food, water or shelter. Many areas have been flooded since July, while river levels are continuing to rise, worsening the crisis.Latest News - 26 Oct 2020
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