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North Syria, Jan 2017
Syria

Describing the toll of war on health in absentia

"In war-torn Syria, patients are besieged and in inaccessible areas. True numbers are unknown but those we do see paint a picture so bleak that the size and scale of an emergency health response seem unimaginable." Journal article - 3 Apr 2017
 
Medical and mental health in Ukraine
Ukraine

“Pavlopil used to be a nice place to live”

"All the families here have been deeply affected by the conflict," says Taisiya Gregorivna, an 82-year-old widow from Pavlopil in eastern Ukraine. Voices from the Field - 13 Jan 2017
 
Abs hospital airstrike aftermath, Hajjah, Yemen
Yemen

Crisis update - December 2016

There is an urgent need for the warring parties to reduce the disproportionate impact this war is having on civilians, and for humanitarian actors to scale up assistance for the population. Crisis Update - 31 Dec 2016
 
East Aleppo
Syria

Crisis update — 28 November 2016

After five and a half years of intense conflict, the situation in Syria keeps deteriorating, with ever-increasing unmet needs and suffering. Crisis Update - 29 Nov 2016
 
Home insulin programme - Abyei - South Soudan
South Sudan

Bringing diabetes treatment home

MSF decided to train patients and their caretakers on how to administer the insulin so that they would no longer have to come to the hospital every day. Voices from the Field - 25 Nov 2016
 
Abu Khalid, orthopedic surgeon in an MSF supported hospital in east Aleppo
Syria

I have seen people with injuries that I cannot describe

By Abu Khalid, an orthopaedic surgeon and director of an MSF-supported hospital in east Aleppo Voices from the Field - 5 Oct 2016
 
Ukraine/ Mobile clinics Mariupol
Ukraine

We are lost here and very scared

Project Update - 5 Jul 2016
 
Samos island, Greece
Greece

Refugees arrive often cold, scared, unsure, confused and in distress

Interview with Elspeth Kendal-Carpenter, nurse, superving MSF's Mobile Landing Rescue Team Voices from the Field - 15 Jun 2016
Cholera intervention in South Kivu
Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF)

Independent medical humanitarian assistance

We provide medical assistance to people affected by conflict, epidemics, disasters, or exclusion from healthcare. Our teams are made up of tens of thousands of health professionals, logistic and administrative staff - most of them hired locally. Our actions are guided by medical ethics and the principles of independence and impartiality. We are a non-profit, self-governed, member-based organisation.

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