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'The mind eaten away by violence', an account by an MSF psychologist in Nablus
“Violence has no religion”: testimony of a Palestinian member of the MSF team in Gaza
“Here I feel safe” confides a Palestinian member of staff taking refuge in the MSF office
“If I had not returned to the clinic in Dawei, I would probably be dead”
“We have managed to reduce the mortality rates, even though admissions have risen”
I was scheduled to leave Gaza the day after the military operation “Protective Edge” started
An MSF team entered Gaza on Thursday to scale up MSF emergency response as an Israeli ground offensive is launched
“I have trouble believing that such a level of horror is possible”
“The market is empty and people are going hungry”
"We're in the process of writing a page of medical history"
A population under siege
“For some, Ebola is akin to magic”
Cambodia wasn’t initially on Helen Tindall’s radar ...
Interview with MSF's head of mission, Stefano Argenziano
“When I walk past the burned parts of the hospital, I try not to look”
Treating HIV and TB in Swaziland: “We didn’t know what to expect”
For women in Pakistan to deliver a baby is a battle between life and death
‘By humanising comprehensive care, we improve nutritional programmes’
“There are severe shortages of drugs, and medical staff are fleeing the conflict areas en masse”
Dr Media Rasheed's interview
Dr Hamza Issa's interview
Dr Muhammed Selim's interview
World Refugee Day: Refugee Doctors
Patient stories from 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.