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The Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak highlights a persistent gap: medical tools for diseases affecting low- and middle-income countries are still not prioritised, funded, or made accessible quickly enough...

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Forced from Myanmar and confined to refugee camps in Bangladesh, Rohingya families continue to face impossible choices — while still holding on to dreams of safety, dignity, education and a future....

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Lenacapavir, or LEN, is a gamechanging HIV prevention injection given just twice a year and shown to be nearly 100% effective. But Gilead is keeping LEN out of reach for many people in low- and mi...

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Some Rohingya children left the refugee camps of Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, alone — searching for safety, education and a future. In this video, unaccompanied Rohingya young people in Indonesia shar...

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You can make a big impact for people in need of medical assistance by joining us today with a monthly donation. Your monthly contribution allows us to send our expert medical teams to provide vita...

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In this audiogram, Ali Al-Fouani, MSF liaison officer based at Najdeh Shaabieh Hospital in Nabatiyeh, southern Lebanon, speaks about working alongside MSF medical teams during a massive influx of c...

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One month since the start of the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo, MSF teams are responding in Mongbwalu, a mining town in Ituri province at the epicentre of the outbreak. Kate W...

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As Ebola cases rise in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the outbreak is placing immense pressure on an already fragile health system. In this video, Dr Maria Mashako, MSF Medical Coordinator,...

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Before deployment to Ebola-affected areas in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Doctors Without Borders staff are taking part in training sessions to strengthen their protection and preparedness. I...

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Kiribati is one of the countries at the frontlines of climate change impact. Most of the area is barely above sea level. This means that the country is facing not just issues of land erosion, but a...

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When people think of MSF, they think of conflict or catastrophe. But we are also focused on another emergency: climate change. In many places where we work, we are seeing how climate change has an ...

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Asia Pacific, naturally the site of natural disasters, has seen increasing intensity in typhoons, not just in numbers, but in severity. Couple that with the general degradation and urbanisation of ...

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“Looking after injured children is a much more complex process.” Dr Mina is part of a three-person Doctors Without Borders team supporting Najdeh Al-Shaabiyeh hospital, near Nabatiyeh, in southern...

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Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo have declared an Ebola disease outbreak caused by the Bundibugyo virus — a rare type of Ebola for which there is currently no approved vaccine or treatme...

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Dr Layal Issa, a haematologist, explains what thalassemia is, how thalassemia major is inherited, and why early testing, premarital screening, safe blood transfusions, iron-chelating medication and...

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In Nyala, South Darfur, the nutrition crisis is worsening ahead of the lean season. At MSF-supported primary healthcare centres, 17–26% of children screened were found to have acute malnutrition, i...

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Since June 2025, Doctors Without Borders has been using PANAF, a WHO pre-approved antivenom, to treat snakebite patients. In this interview, Dr Kassaw explains how MSF is assessing the efficacy of...

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MSF nurse Fatima Khalil shares what it means to provide care through one of Doctors Without Borders’ Mobile Medical Units in Barja, Mount Lebanon. From consultations to follow-up care, nurses play...

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Cholera is preventable and treatable, yet it continues to claim lives in places where clean water, sanitation and timely healthcare are out of reach. This episode of (r)evolution(s) looks at the br...

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Antibiotics changed the course of modern medicine. But antimicrobial resistance is making once-treatable infections harder — and sometimes impossible — to cure, especially in places with limited ac...

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