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| Country | United Kingdom |
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Search ArticlesNigeria: Caring for the carers in a malnutrition crisis
Caption An MSF medical doctor examines Faiza Isa’s seven-month-old child Abubakar Gharzali at the MSF-supported Inpatient Therapeutic Feeding Centre Unguwa Uku, Kano state. For several years, Nigeria has faced a severe malnutrition crisis with the number of children being treated rising steadily each year since 2022. In 2025, Médecins Sans Frontières / Doctors Without Borders (MSF) teams treated 425,634 children for acute malnutrition across northern Nigeria.
Nigeria: The hidden suffering of the malnutrition crisis
Caption An MSF medical doctor examines Faiza Isa’s seven-month-old child Abubakar Gharzali at the MSF-supported Inpatient Therapeutic Feeding Centre Unguwa Uku, Kano state. For several years, Nigeria has faced a severe malnutrition crisis with the number of children being treated rising steadily each year since 2022. In 2025, Médecins Sans Frontières / Doctors Without Borders (MSF) teams treated 425,634 children for acute malnutrition across northern Nigeria.
Yemen: “It’s not just the wounded: pregnant women and children need urgent care”
EBOLA EPIDEMIC MSF teams providing care in DRC EBOLA EPIDEMIC MSF teams providing care in DRC Home News & stories Yemen: “It’s not just the wounded: pregnant women and children need urgent care” Yemen: “It’s not just the wounded: pregnant women and children need urgent care” Caption In Mocha, Yemen, an MSF team perform a caesarean section delivery (photo taken November 2024) In western Yemen, Mocha General Hospital is one of the few health facilities still providing essential medical care to...
UK asylum: Hope and healing in a mental health crisis
EBOLA EPIDEMIC MSF teams providing care in DRC EBOLA EPIDEMIC MSF teams providing care in DRC Home News & stories UK asylum: Hope and healing in a mental health crisis UK asylum: Hope and healing in a mental health crisis The word healing can mean different things. Around the world, MSF teams are caring for people caught in conflict zones, escaping violence, or trying to rebuild their lives after being forced to flee.
Yemen: MSF teams maintain care to save lives as conflict escalates
EBOLA EPIDEMIC MSF teams providing care in DRC EBOLA EPIDEMIC MSF teams providing care in DRC Home News & stories Yemen: MSF teams maintain care to save lives as conflict escalates Yemen: MSF teams maintain care to save lives as conflict escalates Caption A view of MSF's maternity facility in Mocha In Yemen, the escalation of the conflict and the rapid advance of Ansar Allah forces on the western coast have had a profound impact on both medical activities and the needs of patients and...
Studying on the frontline: “Even with gunfire outside, I stayed focused”
Caption A nurse using a tablet to access the e-learning content of the training programme to catch up on missed sessions, directly in the MSF Academy classroom at the hospital. As conflicts and crises unfold, wards overflow, and resources are stretched, healthcare workers in Médecins Sans Frontières / Doctors Without Borders (MSF) projects are still finding the time and motivation to learn.
Yemen: MSF teams maintain care to save lives while conflict escalates
EBOLA EPIDEMIC MSF teams providing care in DRC EBOLA EPIDEMIC MSF teams providing care in DRC Home News & stories Yemen: MSF teams maintain care to save lives while conflict escalates Yemen: MSF teams maintain care to save lives while conflict escalates Caption A view of MSF's maternity facility in Mocha In Yemen, the escalation of the conflict and the rapid advance of Ansar Allah forces on the western coast have had a profound impact on both medical activities and the needs of patients and...
DRC: “The whole world should be talking about this Ebola outbreak”
EBOLA EPIDEMIC MSF teams providing care in DRC EBOLA EPIDEMIC MSF teams providing care in DRC Home News & stories DRC: “The whole world should be talking about this Ebola outbreak” DRC: “The whole world should be talking about this Ebola outbreak” Caption Empty coffins are on display for sale along a road in Bunia, Ituri, in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Nurse Martina Marchiò is part of the MSF team responding to the Ebola disease outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
Sudan: Aid cuts force mass clinic closures, leaving millions without healthcare
EBOLA EPIDEMIC MSF teams providing care in DRC EBOLA EPIDEMIC MSF teams providing care in DRC Home News & stories Sudan: Aid cuts force mass clinic closures, leaving millions without healthcare Sudan: Aid cuts force mass clinic closures, leaving millions without healthcare Caption Medical teams carry out their rounds in the inpatient therapeutic feeding centre run by MSF in the Zalingei Teaching Hospital.
Nepal floods: What is MSF doing and how can I help?
Catastrophic events such as earthquakes, cyclones or tsunamis can overwhelm entire communities, cities or regions within minutes. Thousands of people may be killed and many more traumatised by the loss of family, friends and homes. However, while the disaster may occur in moments, the humanitarian consequences may last for months and even years. Since 1971, MSF teams have taken life-saving emergency action in many of the most devastating events to hit the headlines.