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MSF delivers emergency medical humanitarian aid to people affected by armed conflict, epidemics, healthcare exclusion and natural or man-made disasters.

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MSF, hôpital, blessures traumatiques, Port-au-Prince, Haïti, crise politique et économique

Haiti

MSF opens trauma hospital in Port-au-Prince

Haiti’s intensifying political and economic crisis is severely impacting the country’s medical system. MSF has opened a hospital specialised in treating patients with life-threatening injuries.
VIH, Malawi, MSF

Malawi

New model of care aims to reduce deaths among advanced HIV patients

A new model of care could help communities spot the symptoms of HIV and speed up the referral process, so that HIV positive patients receive care quickly and effectively.
Palestine, santé mentale, MSF

Palestine

A Day in the Life of an MSF Counsellor in Gaza

As well as the physical aspect of the care we are providing, our psychosocial teams work with our patients and their families to aid in their recovery.
Migration. Camps. Moria. Grèce.

Greece

Dr Christos Christou

European leaders: Stop punishing asylum seekers on the Greek islands

MSF International President Dr Christos Christou visited the horrific conditions asylum seekers are living in on camps on the Greek islands and has a message for European leaders.
Niger, MSF, paludisme, malnutrition

Niger

Treating malnutrition and malaria around the clock

Every year, the combination of ‘hunger gap’ and rainy season trigger a spike in rates of malnutrition and malaria in southern Niger. Hundreds of thousands of children continue to be affected by this chronic emergency though.