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Category: Project updates

Zimbabwe: Preventing cervical cancer
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A Month in Focus – March 2017
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The vaccine is made by the Serum Institute of India using five strains of the virus collected exclusively in Sub-Saharan Africa. Photo: Séverine Bonnet/MSF
Niger: Innovative vaccine could prevent thousands of child deaths from diarrhoea
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MSF remains committed to the Yemeni population and will continue its medical activities in nine governorates. Photo: Jessica Chua/MSF
Yemen: MSF withdrawing from Ibb Al-Thawra hospital
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MSF teams in and around Mosul have received more than 1,800 patients in need of urgent or lifesaving care in the last two months. Photo: Louise Annaud/MSF
Iraq: Thousands of wounded and sick coming from western Mosul
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The conditions in Aburoch are harsh. On average, each person is only receiving two litres of clean water a day, far below what is required. Photo: Elena Grandio/MSF
South Sudan: Urgent humanitarian assistance needed for thousands of people who fled fighting in Wau Shilluk
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Sandbags piled against the windows of the intensive care unit to provide it with some extra protection. Photo: Karam Almasri
Syria: Changes in medical practice
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The war, coupled with attacks on medical personnel and facilities, has dramatically weakened Syria’s previously well-functioning healthcare system. Photo: MSF
Syria six years on: Warring groups must allow aid
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Ethiopia: “I feel like I have been given a second life by the doctors and nurses here.”
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Outside the comfort zone
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