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Gandhi Pant, a nurse, escorts a patient with a possible appendicitis to a waiting ambulance.
Gandhi Pant, a nurse, escorts a patient with a possible appendicitis to a waiting ambulance.
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BLOGS FROM DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS

From conflict zones to epidemics, our staff and patients are facing crisis situations around the globe.

We are Médecins Sans Frontières / Doctors Without Borders (MSF), an international humanitarian medical organisation. 

Read our blogs and find out what life is like on the frontline of the world's medical emergencies.

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MSF staff in Guiuan unloads supplies from a helicopter coming from Cebu.
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Sinethemba, 16 years, is a survivor of XDR-TB
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Highlights

Syria: “I cannot abandon my patients”
MSf doctor Chris Hook caring for a patient in Yemen
Yemen: Giving hope to people caught in the crossfire
"I’ve seen this only once before": On the paediatric ward in Pakistan
The new arrivals
A patient clearly as stubborn as I am
Joanna and Yazan her physio
Treatment, friendship, stories, comfort: A visit to MSF's reconstructive surgery hospital
An MSF outreach team walking in from their boat in Central Rakhine
Speedboat medics: Reaching cut-off communities in Rakhine
Luis Encinas wearing his protective gear at an Ebola treatment centre
Chapter Six: The Giant
Nyame and her baby
"This is why we are here": The race to save a life in South Sudan
An MSF health promoter addresses the people taking refuge in the hospital
Central African Republic: After the rumours, the bombs
Grit and determination: One day in the race to reach people after Cyclone Idai
TB & Me: "Going through TB was tough, but so was I"
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