The most critical gaps remain in areas that have long faced poverty, barriers to health care, and the presence of armed groups.

Years after the mass exodus of Rohingya people from Myanmar, their future looks as uncertain as ever. Learn more about the history of the crisis.

The decision makes clear that there is no prospect of accountability within the Israeli legal system for the killings of our staff, nor for the genocide against Palestinians.

With more than 4,000 cases reported in Democratic Republic of Congo, the Africa Centers for Disease Control and Prevention say responders need to shift focus to door-to-door disease tracking. The Worl...

Every day lost allows the virus to stay one step ahead and more lives to be needlessly taken.

A gamechanger in HIV prevention is now here: lenacapavir (LEN), an injection which only needs to be given twice a year and is nearly 100% effective in

Additional health and humanitarian actors must step up as the outbreak continues to spread at an alarming rate.

Recently reintroduced in the US House and Senate, this legislation will do little to increase access to antimicrobials and address resistance in the places MSF runs medical programs.

Obstetric fistula is a devastating yet preventable condition that continues to affect women with limited access to pre- and postnatal care.

Access to effective and affordable treatment for this deadly neglected disease remains severely limited.

At least four people were killed and 127 injured, including hospital staff.

The health organization said latest official figures showed 906 suspected cases and 223 suspected deaths.

As WHO chief visits epicenter of the outbreak, MSF calls for urgent action to respond to the needs of affected communities.

In the midst of fighting, MSF teams have had to cope with an influx of patients with gunshot wounds and take in more than 800 people seeking safety.

An analysis of medical data by MSF finds increased miscarriages, premature birth, and infant mortality linked with malnutrition.

Why midwifery is essential to humanitarian emergency response

Lenacapavir, almost 100% effective at preventing HIV, is priced by Gilead at $28,200 and inaccessible to many in low-income countries plagued by the disease.

Violence in all its forms has taken a heavy toll on the physical and mental health of residents of the border city.

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