Category: Stories

Copyright: Natasha Lewer, MSF
East Aleppo: “It has taken four years and 20 surgical operations to repair the damage”
Photo: Karam Almasri
East Aleppo: “Did I give birth to him to see a life like this?”
Zita was fearful of bringing her daughter Marie to the Kabo health centre because of the threat of armed men on the roads. Marie is now being treated by the MSF team in Kabo. MSF has been working in Kabo since 2006, and runs a health centre in the town. Photo: Sandra Smiley/MSF
Central African Republic: "I usually don't travel on the roads due to the security situation"
India: Renewed hope with new drugs
Dr Ram at MSF’s car workshop in Bhadrachalam. Tata Sumos are vital to MSF’s mobile clinics, allowing our staff to reach hard-to-access locales. They also serve as ambulances to transport the ill.
Going the extra mile
A 5-year-old living with MDR-TB holds up her star chart. She gets a sticker every time she takes her medicine properly. Incentives like these are used to help children take the drugs they need during their treatment. Photo: Wendy Marijnissen
Tajikistan: Helping children fight TB
Jordan: Covering the health needs of refugees
MFS provides 24/7 emergency care to victims of violence at Tari Hospital. Photo: Yann Libessart/MSF
Papua New Guinea: Hope For Hape
Photo: Giulio Di Sturco
Conversion Disorder- When psychological distress translates into physical symptoms
Photo: MSF
A young Palestinian woman, a Pakistani boy and an elderly Syrian man: I've met the people the EU has decided to no longer welcome and protect