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More than one year since the conflict in Sudan began, MSF's international president Dr Christos Christou explains how the dire humanitarian situation continues to worsen.

Access to health care, particularly for women, has declined in Haiti's capital, Port-au-Prince, during a deepening crisis as armed groups challenge the government. Lisa Searle explains the difficulties for women and girls to access sexual and reproductive health care.

For those who have managed to survive the relentless onslaught of bomb blasts, shelling and gunfire in Gaza, staying alive has meant moving continually from place to place with whatever basic items they can manage to carry. However, testimonies from MSF staff and patients, collected over the past nine months, clearly show that nowhere is safe in Gaza.

After years of conflict in eastern Ukraine and following the full-scale war from February 2022, many people in Ukraine have been suffering from mental health injuries. A specially trained MSF mental health promotion team is bringing relief through psychological consultations and recreational group activities. More: msfa.me/3zGQdt3

Sudan: In El-Geneina, the capital of West Darfur state near the eastern border with Chad, stands El-Geneina Teaching Hospital, the main tertiary and secondary healthcare facility. This central facility, which is a couple of hours' drive from Adré, serves local populations as well as displaced people, mostly women and children. Despite being looted and out of service in the early weeks of the Ap...

On Thursday 27 June at 11am, Saudi hospital in El Fasher was hit by RSF shelling again - the 9th time a hospital in the city has been attacked since the fighting escalated on 10 May. Luckily, there were no victims but the facility sustained some damage. Saudi is the only hospital left in El Fasher with surgical capacity & the ability to treat the war wounded, but there are not enough beds, drug...

Antibiotics are one of modern medicine’s most powerful drugs, but what happens when they stop working? MSF infectious diseases specialist Letizia Ottino explains what antimicrobial resistance is and how it is affecting healthcare in South Sudan.

❗"All conflicts are awful and it's always the children and the women that pay the price and that is true in Gaza" MSF nursing activity manager Rebecca Smith describes what she and MSF teams are seeing on the ground in Gaza.

MSF runs a project in Palermo, Italy, to assist with personalised rehab programs for torture survivors with a migratory background. Angela* is one of more than 200 patients the MSF team has assisted in Palermo. She has completed her psychological treatment path; she is living in Italy and has started a new life.

🔊LISTEN: Joanne Perry, MSF project medical referent in Gaza, provides a snapshot of the dire humanitarian situation in the Gaza strip where displacements have become constant.

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Sudan: The situation in El Fasher

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Sudan: El Fasher is catastrophic

Ukraine: One year since Kakhovska Hydroelectric Power Plant breach

South Sudan: TB-HIV treatment challenges

Gaza: Karin Huster talks about the situation in Gaza

Doctors Without Borders. Not Without You

Displaced in Sudan: Aissa's story

Gaza: In the shadows of war

Gaza: Situation in Rafah taking heavy toll

Gaza: Rafah offensive a disaster upon a disaster

Sudan: Malnutrition crisis persists in Zamzam camp

Gaza: The silent killings

Gaza: Jennifer Tierney tells ABC news of the "silent killings"

Sudan: One year of war

Malaria challenges in Madagascar

Psychological support in Ukraine

Sudan: One year of war