In an area of northeast Nigeria caught up in conflict, difficulties reaching hospital means that many children don’t arrive until it’s too late. MSF nurse Martina shares her story…
In remote Old Fangak, a woman is in desperate need of medical treatment. But with no surgical facilities and a runway too muddy to land a plane, time is running out...
Zdeněk Müller is a construction engineer working for MSF as a logistician. His seventh assignment with MSF took him to the Gaza Strip. He shares his diary with us…
Read some of the most moving and meaningful mental health stories from our frontline staff – caring for their patients’ psychological wellbeing in projects around the world.
From the Ebola crisis in the Congo to the remote corners of Papua New Guinea, our teams are working to save lives. On our blog they share what they're seeing, in order to bring you closer to crises that can feel very far away...
Aurélie is part of a team aiming to save the lives of people with tuberculosis, a potentially deadly bacterial infection which often affects the lungs. Today she takes us with them as they journey into the remote bush of Papua New Guinea…
For eight years, people in Syria have lived in the shadow of war. As shelling intensifies in his home area of Idlib, one doctor shares his story of saving lives, and explains why, for him, it's personal...
Oussama blogs from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, where he shares the "vortex of emotion" experienced on the frontline of the fight against Ebola.
After a patient makes an astonishing recovery, Finnish surgeon Heidi reflects on the wider problem of providing medical care in places where resources are limited
From January to July 2019, architect Camille Quilichini spent time with MSF in Aweil, northwest South Sudan. Her illustrations offer a glimpse into daily life at a hospital where MSF has been working to provide obstetric and paediatric care since 2008.
