The Pulse: March 2026

Highlights from this issue:

• Editorial: MSF's role is more critical than ever
• Feature: Mobile clinics go where the gaps are
• Letter from Kunduz: The 'golden time' - the lifesaving window in trauma care

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Our new executive director on coming back to MSF and looking at the challenges ahead.
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Updates on recent MSF activities around the world.
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In many places where MSF works, people lack access to basic healthcare for a range of reasons. Mobile clinics – flexible, quick and low-cost – are ideally suited to reaching them with medical aid. 
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The people who make up MSF reflect our common humanity that knows no borders, and the difference we can make together in a divided world.  
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Dr Mohammad Qaher Poya, an MSF deputy nursing director in Afghanistan, shares a recent experience that shows the importance of taking quick action to treat trauma.
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A nursing activity manager in Gaza and a logistics team leader in Sudan talk about what it's like to work on assignment with MSF – and why they do it. 
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Spotlight on community fundraisers who inspire others to support MSF in Australia and New Zealand. 
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During the last quarter, 46 staff from Australia and seven from New Zealand covered 58 assignments with MSF.
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