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Yemen: “It’s not just about the wounded: there are pregnant women and children who need urgent care”
Sara Ahmed, Health Promotion Supervisor for Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) in Mocha, describes the growing needs and the immense challenges faced by patients and medical teams.
Somalia: MSF calls for treatment for malnutrition to be restored across Mudug as children reach hospital too late
As healthcare and nutrition services close across Mudug region in central Somalia, MSF is calling on donors, UN agencies and health authorities to restore and scale up nutrition treatment.
As Ebola Spreads to New Areas, MSF Rapid Response Teams Move Swiftly to Prevent a Wider Crisis
The race to contain the Ebola outbreak is far from over. While some indicators may suggest the outbreak is easing, MSF teams are observing that cases are emerging and spreading into new, underprepared areas.
Yemen: Renewed fighting puts pressure on the health system and aggravates humanitarian needs
The recent escalation of fighting in Yemen has led to growing numbers of people wounded, adding pressure to a health system already stretched thin, and forcing thousands of families to flee their homes.
Indonesia: Helping restore access to healthcare after the Flores earthquake
On 15 August 2026, a magnitude 7.7 earthquake struck off Flores Island in Indonesia’s East Nusa Tenggara province. Thousands of aftershocks followed in the days and weeks after, adding to the fear and uncertainty among the affected communities.
In Mocha, MSF continues to support the General Hospital in the face of immense needs
In Yemen, the escalation of the conflict and the rapid advance of Ansar Allah forces along the western coast have had a profound impact on MSF’s activities. Our teams remain present in Mocha, where they continue to support the General Hospital.
At Ouré-Cassoni, reducing aid weighs on refugees’ daily lives
In eastern Chad, near the border with Sudan, more than 117,000 refugees live in the Ouré-Cassoni camp. As new families continue to arrive after fleeing the war, needs are increasing while humanitarian funding is declining.
Aid cuts force mass clinic closures across Sudan, leaving millions without healthcare
Médecins Sans Frontières warns that reduced funding is collapsing an already fragile health system, overwhelming remaining hospitals.
Care Beyond the Clinic: Five Years of Work with LGBTIQ+ People and Sex Workers in San Pedro Sula
For five years, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) has provided access to comprehensive healthcare for LGBTIQ+ people and sex workers in San Pedro Sula, northern Honduras.