Highlights from this issue:
- Editorial: Confronting the 'double blow' of climate change
- Feature: Breastfeeding is a lifeline
- Feature: Profits over patients
The Pulse: June 2026
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Humanitarian needs are increasing amid climate shocks, while delivering aid becomes more difficult. MSF is taking action on multiple fronts.
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Updates on recent MSF activities around the world.
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A holistic approach to the mother–baby bond is a small change that can have a big impact, says MSF paediatric advisor Mariana Gutierrez Popoca.
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Providing medical care in situations of armed conflict presents extraordinary challenges. Every conflict situation is different, which means always being ready to adapt.
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New breakthrough medicines could end HIV, but a manufacturer’s restrictions on access could cost millions of lives.
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MSF health promotion manager Katsa Juliana Shea shares a glimpse of daily life in Ukraine
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A project coordinator in Sudan and a nursing activity manager in Iraq talk about what it's like to work on assignment with MSF – and why they do it.
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Spotlight on supporters who donate to MSF in Australia and New Zealand.
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During the last quarter, 55 staff from Australia and 11 from New Zealand covered 69 assignments with MSF.
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