Ukraine: Caring for the vulnerable people left behind by the war
    Ukraine
    Ukraine: Caring for the vulnerable people left behind by the war
    Doctors Without Boders' Dr Natalie Roberts has just come back from Ukraine, where she witnessed the severe challenges facing some of the most vulnerab...
    War and conflict
    “You have a medical train? I have patients for you.”
    Ukraine
    “You have a medical train? I have patients for you.”
    On the morning of Friday 1 April, Doctors Without Borders / Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) finalised the first transfer or patients using a medical tr...
    War and conflict
    Life under bombing in Mariupol: How long will this disaster continue?
    Ukraine
    Life under bombing in Mariupol: How long will this disaster continue?
    A personal account from a long-time staff member of Doctors Without Borders / Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) from Mariupol, Ukraine. Sasha describes l...
    War and conflict
    Ukraine: Urgent Humanitarian Race Against Time
    Ukraine
    Ukraine: Urgent Humanitarian Race Against Time
    Anja Wolz, Doctors Without Borders Emergency Coordinator currently based in Lviv, Ukraine, explains the urgency of this stage of the humanitarian resp...
    War and conflict
    Nine months in Afghanistan
    Afghanistan
    Nine months in Afghanistan
    When Mamman Mustapha joined the Doctors Without Borders team in Afghanistan, it was for a short assignment in a ‘relatively quiet’ part of the country...
    War and conflict
    DRC: Insecurity leaves people deprived of basic medical care in Ituri
    DR Congo
    DRC: Insecurity leaves people deprived of basic medical care in Ituri
    On 28 October, unknown attackers targeted a Doctors Without Borders / Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) convoy leaving two aid workers injured on the roa...
    War and conflict
    In Nigeria, COVID-19 is not the only epidemic
    Nigeria
    In Nigeria, COVID-19 is not the only epidemic
    As a nurse, I have worked in many different places. From an emergency room in Marikina City, in the Philippines, I have worked in Libya, Qatar and Pap...
    War and conflict
    Cholera
    COVID-19 (Coronavirus disease)
    Malnutrition
    Yemen: It’s not always a bullet that kills people
    Yemen
    Yemen: It’s not always a bullet that kills people
    Monica Costeira is a pediatrician at the neonatal unit of Al-Qanawis mother and child hospital supported by Doctors Without Borders in Hodeidah, Yemen...
    Maternal health
    War and conflict
    Treating psychological trauma at sea: "We are humbled by their courage."
    Europe
    Treating psychological trauma at sea: "We are humbled by their courage."
    When people are pulled to safety bysearch and rescueteams in theMediterranean, many carryinvisible psychological wounds from the trauma that forced th...
    Search and Rescue
    War and conflict
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