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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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PATIENT BLOGS

Highlights

The hidden impact of conflict in South Sudan
Surgery in Agok: Some patients you remember forever
A little girl who did not want to talk
The Flooded Island Riddle
Responding to the injured in Jerusalem: “The patients kept on coming like waves”
A boy is silhouetted in a window in Kirkuk, Iraq
Iraq: "He is too young to be so hungry, too young to understand the decisions his family had to make to survive"
‘Born under attack to be buried under attack, a life without rest in Gaza’
A premature baby is wrapped in a recovery blanket in Gambella hospital, Gambella
A neonatal experience in Gambela, Ethiopia
Afghanistan: “There was still a chance to save her…”
Vancouver climate strike
"More than enough": Climate change, uncertainty and the need to act
The bomb shelter birthday party: Mental health and resilience in Ukraine
Five powerful posts about life in Moria Camp before the fire
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