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PART TWO Dr Josephine Goodyer’s reflections continue in this second article after her return from Tawila in North Darfur, Sudan, in September 2025. She describes the valuable medical insight she’s carried from her first MSF assignment as a…

Snakebite envenoming has the highest mortality of all neglected tropical diseases. Every year in South Sudan, MSF teams hospitalise many patients suffering from snakebite between May and October, an increasingly risky period due to climate…

The human impact of Russian forces' continued strikes on Ukraine's energy infrastructure is revealed in the lived experience of MSF staff, and their testimonies on behalf of patients and their communities.

Trained in finance, Hilaaree Ishanthkumar switched from the for-profit sector to non-profit in his home country of Sri Lanka. Now based in Australia, he has built his career by way of MSF programs in countries including Sierra Leone,…

MSF calls for the immediate protection of civilians and humanitarian workers as teams treat high numbers of patients with severe wounds. Drone attacks carried out by the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and Rapid Support Forces (RSF) are hitting…

MSF is supporting child and maternal nutrition in Afar, where intense heat, unsafe drinking water, and long travel distances limit access to timely healthcare.

Attacks are devastating frontline communities and increasing humanitarian needs among displaced people, from shelter to medical care.

A new report published by MSF called Medical Care in the Cross Hairs - the attack on humanity has revealed that attacks on medical care in armed conflicts have reached unprecedented levels.

A Kiwi nurse working in war-torn Sudan says death is a reality every minute at a hospital in Khartoum, as the threat of drone attacks and bombing looms over the city. The chaos, desperation and stifling heat of Bashair Teaching Hospital has…

Tom Roth started as the new executive director of MSF Australia and MSF New Zealand in January. He brings 25 years in humanitarian leadership to his role – including 17 years with MSF. His extensive MSF experience covers projects in China,…

Following many months of unsuccessful engagement with Israeli authorities, and in the absence of securing assurances to ensure the safety of our staff or the independent management of our operations, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) has…

Seinn Seinn Min and Narin Fandoglu have each chosen meaningful hobbies to reset and recharge, hobbies that also connect them with their new environments and the people whose lives they discover there.

Sam Bradpiece spent six months working as a communications manager for MSF in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo in 2025, a year when violence spiked once again. Communities across the region were continually displaced and injured, with…

Cholera is an acute bacterial infection transmitted through water. It manifests itself as sudden and severe diarrhoea, which can cause severe dehydration in a short period of time and, if untreated, lead to death. However, if treated in…