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The perils of childbirth in Democratic Republic of Congo
Syrian refugees struggle to live with diabetes
اللاجئون السوريون: التعايش مع داء السكري
The boy who coloured his way to recovery
Occupied Minds: When only one bullet ends an entire family’s dream
the quandary of malaria patients in rural South Sudan
عقول محتلة: قصة ميرنا، أم بدوية
Occupied Minds: a Bedouin mother tells her story
Gibson Chijaka, “I am so happy and cannot hold back my joy.”
Population and MSF staff still under threat six months after deadly attacks
Looking back on 10 days of violence in Bangui
My son is MSF’s 1000th Ebola survivor
“I survived Ebola for a reason – to help others”
Treatments and vaccines could help bring outbreak under control
“At night I lie awake thinking of those who did not survive”
"Does anyone care?": Testimonies of the displaced in Iraq
Mother grateful for MSF intervention
In Bentiu camp, floodwaters recede but tension remains
My friend from across the fence
Gaza: Confronting violence with psychosocial support
Gaza:“Nothing compares to a war explosion wound”
The boy who tricked ebola
'Somebody had to do it' - Turning people away from an overwhelmed Ebola treatment centre
Dire conditions and growing tensions in Bentiu, South Sudan
How we deliver medical humanitarian assistance
Everywhere we work, the circumstances are unique. Nonetheless, our programmes generally follow a common set of practices designed to make sure our resources and expertise are used to maximum effect.