Since April 2024, MSF-supported healthcare facilities in North-West and North-East Nigeria are recording unprecedented surges in admissions for acute malnutrition among children. While struggling to provide life-saving medical care to an ever-increasing number of young patients, MSF teams also try to reinforce community-led responses. One example is in Kebbi state, where MSF outreach teams travel the roads to spread the “Tom Brown” recipe.

Relentless bombings and airstrikes by Israeli forces continue to kill hundreds of people across Gaza, while medical staff in hospitals are stretched to their limits trying to provide care to the critically injured. In July alone, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) teams have responded to multiple mass casualty incidents at Nasser hospital, in south Gaza, Palestine. Javid Abdelmoneim, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) medical team leader, describes a day in the life at the last remaining hospital in southern Gaza.

Afghanistan's dire economic situation means that most people who would previously have been able to afford treatment in private clinics are now dependent on health centers supported by international organizations.

Since October 7, 2024, at least 38,000 Palestinians, more than half of them women and children, have been killed and 87,000 others have been injured. However, testimonies from MSF staff and patients, clearly show that nowhere is safe in Gaza.