Malaria
- 16 Nov 2016
Central African Republic: "It is going to get worse again.”
Testimony of Zita, a woman in Kabo who brought her sick daughter to the MSF health center for care.- 16 Nov 2016
Central African Republic: "Weapons are everywhere"
The testimony of Farah*, 26 years old, patient, at the Gbaya Ndombia maternity in the highly insecure PK5 district of Bangui.- 16 Nov 2016
Malaria
Latest News - 16 Nov 2016
Tanzania: Urgent increase in assistance needed as refugee camps now full
A critical situation is unfolding for hundreds of thousands of refugees in Tanzania, with camps now at full capacity.Latest News - 16 Nov 2016
Pneumonia
Press Release - 15 Nov 2016
MSF welcomes Pfizer’s pneumonia vaccine price reduction for children in humanitarian emergencies
Pfizer and GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) should extend their price reduction to all developing countries.Press Release - 15 Nov 2016
East Aleppo: Doctors under siege
As the siege of east Aleppo enters its fourth month, how are medical staff coping?Press Release - 14 Nov 2016
Malnutrition
- 14 Nov 2016
East Aleppo: A HUMAN tragedy is unfolding
Besiegement and bombing of east Aleppo is deepening a desperate health crisis, warns MSF´s Middle East Operational Manager, Pablo Marco- 14 Nov 2016
Afghanistan: "A lot of progress is being made in Afghan society"
3 Question for Guilhem Molinié, just returned from a two year assignment in Afghanistan where he was Head of Mission.- 11 Nov 2016
Taiz: Record number of babies born on hospital’s one-year anniversary
In the past year, 3,123 babies have been born in Mother & Child hospital (MCH) in Al Houban, Taiz-one of the areas in Yemen hardest hit by the war- in Yemen.Latest News - 11 Nov 2016
Afghanistan
Fieldworkers Stories - 11 Nov 2016
Kate Stegeman: “Impartiality and neutrality are the cornerstone of what we do”
Meet Fieldworker Kate Stegeman MSF’s field communications officer in Afghanistan as she explains the importance of the MSF principles that guide our work.Fieldworkers Stories - 11 Nov 2016
Pneumonia
Patient and Staff Stories - 10 Nov 2016
"It was a battle between Pneumonia and me."
The reality of pneumonia can be a very scary and dangerous. Each year, it takes the lives of nearly one million kids. There’s a vaccine to prevent it, but it’s too expensive for many countries to afford.Patient and Staff Stories - 10 Nov 2016