Venezuela earthquake aftermath: June 29 update
Our teams continue to prepare and distribute emergency medical kits. Eight hospitals in Caracas and La Guaira have received supplies covering the treatment needs of 3,500 patients. In Caracas, more...
What the Supreme Court TPS ruling means for Haitians
Yesterday's Supreme Court decision allowing the administration to end Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitians in the US comes at a time when Haiti remains engulfed in violence and humanitaria...
Powerful quakes hit Venezuela overnight
Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) teams in Caracas are assessing the situation and donating emergency trauma kits to hospitals. #venezuela #news #doctorswithoutborders
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Ebola disease outbreak update: How our teams are expanding treatment capacity in DRC
Ebole disease outbreak update: At Elikya Hospital Center in Bunia, Democratic Republic of Congo, our teams are rapidly expanding Ebola treatment capacity as the outbreak intensifies across Ituri pr...
Innovative 3D-printed mask helps treat burn patients
At MSF’s Tabarre hospital in Port‑au‑Prince, our teams provide comprehensive burn treatment, including surgery, physiotherapy, mental health support, and custom 3D‑printed compression masks. These ...
Haiti’s humanitarian crisis explained on the latest episode of the Humanitarian Lens podcast
Podcast playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLa-oDa0bl_LNthAdA68r4zaCOHCUSY7Pb
On this episode of The Humanitarian Lens, host Elias Primoff speaks with Tirana Hassan, CEO of Doctors W...
What it takes to provide medical care in Haiti
The Humanitarian Lens is a podcast from MSF USA that looks into the world's most urgent humanitarian emergencies through the experiences of MSF aid workers. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL...
Documentary: A migration agreement that makes lives worse
The “one in, one out” migration policy implemented by France and the United Kingdom is not saving lives. Migrants, refugees, and asylum seekers, most of whom have no other alternative, continue to ...
Watch this short documentary on migration
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Migrants, refugees, and asylum seekers trying to reach the UK via the English Channel from France are running up against a cynical migra...
How MSF teams find alternative solutions for rehabilitation in Gaza
After being shot by an Israeli naval vessel, Emad lost the use of his hand.
In Gaza, where rehabilitation materials are scarce, MSF teams have developed locally adapted hand splints using what’s...
Dancing his way out of the hospital in Gaza
This is Saeed Abu Shawish, a 19-year-old student in Gaza. He was injured in an Israeli airstrike back in November 2025. He suffered several fractures and had to have his left leg amputated as a res...
What do you wish people knew about Haiti?
Haiti is a beautiful country with creative people and strong community. We are taking a moment from talking about health needs to ask what people wish others knew about Haiti. This footage is from ...
HIV prevention should not be a privilege
MSF International President Dr. Javid Abdelmoneim explains that a drug exists that is nearly 100 percent effective at preventing HIV and only needs to be taken twice a year. It's called lenacapavir...
Ebola disease outbreak outpaces emergency response in DR Congo
Kate White, emergency medical coordinator in Ituri province, Democratic Republic of Congo, details the gaps she’s seen in the emergency response in the region. Despite recent efforts to scale up th...
One global team with one goal: To provide care without borders
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What it’s like wearing Ebola PPE
This is what it takes to safely provide care for Ebola patients: Personal protective equipment, or PPE.
MSF health workers wear full protective gear to keep the virus off their skin — but this ge...
Less plastic. Same care. Better health.
Health care depends on single‑use items — and so do we. Currently, 66 percent of the medical items we use are single-use, and many are made of plastic that harms both people’s health and the enviro...
Drone strikes cause mass casualties at Chad-Sudan border
“Even in wars, the protection of civilians is an obligation that the warring parties have to respect.”
Ahmed Abd-elrahman, MSF director of operations, shares a voice note detailing his time in Ti...
“A death accelerator”: The targeting of medical workers Lebanon
When Israeli forces kill paramedics and other medical workers in Lebanon, that means fewer wounded people can be rescued and treated.
On May 12, a drone strike hit three paramedics in southern ...
Trauma from Gaza Humanitarian Foundation continues a year later
We continue to treat injuries, chronic pain, and psychological trauma linked to the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation. The legacy of the GHF is widespread violence against hungry people. This militarize...