Mpox vaccine access must be dramatically increased
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Aug 15, 2024
A recent surge of mpox (formerly known as monkeypox) infections in DR Congo is cause for alarm. Here’s what to know and why we need a comprehensive response.
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Oct 14, 2023
What to know about the humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza and MSF’s medical and humanitarian response.
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Oct 04, 2023
How MSF is responding to urgent needs inside Sudan and in neighboring countries.
Read MoreStory | Aug 20, 2024
Over the past year, MSF teams have helped Abiy Adi Hospital in the Tigray region of Ethiopia slowly recover from the impacts of war and improve its capacity to provide care.
Read MoreStory | Aug 19, 2024
An MSF program in medically assisted therapy facilities in Kiambu increased access to health care for people who use drugs, using a patient-centered, holistic approach to harm reduction.
Read MoreStory | Aug 16, 2024
MSF is calling for a rapid response in Koukou, eastern Chad, where there are shortages of food, shelter, drinking water, and health care as floods affect thousands of people.
Read MoreNews | Aug 16, 2024
With the mpox outbreak in DR Congo continuing to evolve rapidly, access to vaccines is critical to curb further spread of the virus.
Read MoreStory | Aug 14, 2024
MSF urgently calls for the protection of civilians and health facilities.
Read MoreNews | Aug 13, 2024
The need for treated water and sanitation facilities in displacement sites and violence-affected neighborhoods is far beyond what MSF can provide.
Read MoreStory | Aug 12, 2024
Drawings by Palestinian children reveal a chasm of suffering in Gaza.
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