Mediterranean Migration
Humanitarian ships rescue more than 700 migrants in the Mediterranean
Humanitarian ships rescue over 700 migrants in the Mediterranean, a vital operation highlighting MSF's sea rescue efforts. Videos and Photos - 6 Apr 2017The result of ongoing war in Syria
Khan Sheikhoun victims have symptoms consistent with exposure to chemical substances, says MSFPress Release - 5 Apr 2017
Photo story
2017 Freedom Day Swim
Experience the 2017 Freedom Day Swim with MSF, an event combining sport and awareness for vital causes. Videos and Photos - 5 Apr 2017Mosul, Iraq: "The patients we receive are the 'lucky ones'"
Jonathan Whittall describes the 24-hour emergency trauma care provided by a team of dedicated Iraqi and international staff in Mosul, Iraq.- 4 Apr 2017
Buruli Ulcer
Patient and Staff Stories - 4 Apr 2017
Mines, booby traps and explosives block the way to safety in Syria
Villages and rural areas, as well as urban areas, had been planted with large numbers of mines and booby traps.Patient and Staff Stories - 4 Apr 2017
Mental Health
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In Absentia: describing the toll of war on health in Syria
The impact of booby traps and unexploded devices on people attempting to flee conflicted areas or trying to get back home- 4 Apr 2017
Syria
Report - 3 Apr 2017
Set to explode: Mines, booby-traps and explosives block the way home
As fighting intensifies across northern Syria, explosive devices and mines are having a devastating impact on civiliansReport - 3 Apr 2017
Syria: Explosive devices have deadly impact on people fleeing or returning home
As the frontlines shift in northern Syria, people fleeing their homes or returning to villages vacated by Islamic State (IS) fighters find a deadly landscape littered with mines, booby-traps and unexploded ordnance.Press Release - 3 Apr 2017
Mental Health
Latest News - 31 Mar 2017
Iraq: Stabilising emergencies in a pocket of safety
On going conflict in Iraq, has pervented the population from accessing healtcareLatest News - 31 Mar 2017
Syria: Medical staff and patients killed in an attack on MSF-supported hospital
On March 25, MSF-supported hospital in Latamneh (North Hama) was bombed. Two persons, an orthopaedic surgeon and his patient, were killed and 13 others were wounded.Press Release - 31 Mar 2017