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A person prepares an insulin injection over a clay pot in Bangladesh.

How MSF is bringing diabetes care to Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh

story Nov 13, 2026

News Nov 12, 2026

Gaza: MSF condemns deadly Israeli attack on Nasser Hospital

White flag of Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) against the sky

News Nov 12, 2026

Ebola outbreak in DR Congo remains out of control, six months into the response

Colleagues help each other put on PPE in DR Congo.

story Nov 13, 2026

Nigeria: Diphtheria treatment shortages put thousands of kids at risk

A doctor examines a child for signs of diphtheria in Nigeria.

story Nov 12, 2026

Behind the mask: Meet the people on the front lines of the Ebola response

A staff member puts on personal protective equipment (PPE) at MSF's Ebola treatment center at Elikya Hospital Center in Bunia, Ituri province, DR Congo.

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May 19, 2026

Ebola disease outbreak 2026: How MSF is responding

As Ebola disease makes a resurgence in DR Congo, MSF staff are treating patients, setting up treatment centers and isolation units, and delivering supplies.

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Ebola Treatment Center in Mongbwalu Hospital

Oct 14, 2023

How MSF is responding to the war in Gaza

This is not a ceasefire: Israeli forces continue to strike Gaza while blocking the flow of essential medical and humanitarian supplies.

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People run to get aid from distribution sites in Gaza, Palestine.

Oct 04, 2023

Sudan crisis response

How MSF is responding to one of the world’s largest humanitarian crises.

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Medical care in Nyala Teaching Hospitals pediatric ward

Story | Nov 13, 2026

Nigeria: Diphtheria treatment shortages put thousands of kids at risk

Low immunization coverage is also fueling transmission and undermining efforts to control the diphtheria outbreak in northern Nigeria.

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A doctor examines a child for signs of diphtheria in Nigeria.

Story | Nov 13, 2026

How MSF is bringing diabetes care to Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh

Simple, innovative solutions are improving access to insulin in the world’s largest refugee camps.

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A person prepares an insulin injection over a clay pot in Bangladesh.

News | Nov 12, 2026

Gaza: MSF condemns deadly Israeli attack on Nasser Hospital

It is unconscionable that patients and medical staff have once again been killed and injured inside a hospital.

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White flag of Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) against the sky

News | Nov 12, 2026

Ebola outbreak in DR Congo remains out of control, six months into the response

MSF teams are witnessing critical gaps as the response fails to reach communities.

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Colleagues help each other put on PPE in DR Congo.

Story | Nov 12, 2026

Behind the mask: Meet the people on the front lines of the Ebola response

Doctors, nurses, health promoters, and other members of MSF’s Ebola response team in DR Congo share what it’s like to treat patients — and even become sick themselves — amid a major outbreak.

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A staff member puts on personal protective equipment (PPE) at MSF's Ebola treatment center at Elikya Hospital Center in Bunia, Ituri province, DR Congo.

Story | Nov 10, 2026

Living with diabetes in the world’s largest refugee camp (podcast)

On this episode of the Humanitarian Lens podcast, we speak with Dr. Anjoli Anand, who leads MSF's work on non-communicable diseases.

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Elias Primoff and Anjoli Anand chat on the Humanitarian Lens podcast.

News | Nov 09, 2026

MSF calls for broader access to ERVEBO vaccine during Ebola outbreak

While the vaccine was not specifically designed for the Bundibugyo virus, a growing body of scientific evidence suggests it may still help protect people exposed to it.

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Marie Sembu, a nurse with the Congolese Ministry of Health, prepares an ERVEBO vaccine injection during the launch event for the BRAVO study at the Bunia Provincial Public Health Laboratory in DR Congo.

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