Jennifer Tong, an Médecins Sans Frontières / Doctors Without Borders (MSF) surgeon from Hong Kong, shares the story of Sunny Boy – a young Palestinian she helped recover from a gunshot wound.
Innovation can mean finding high-tech solutions. But not always. Earlier this year surgeon Shannon Chan travelled to Bor in South Sudan, where she discovered that you can achieve a lot with local materials and a little ingenuity...
With the support of my very proficient project teams, we have started construction in a number of projects since late May. Hooray!
Let’s start from Kabul,
In very extreme emergency situations, we may be able to set up wards using tents and simple resources within a day, but of course this does not mean that is what we do every single day being in the
It was a hot morning, emergency room was busy as usual. While all colleagues were fully occupied by patients, one more patient had arrived by stretcher.
It has been a month since I have arrived Afghanistan, work has been challenging, life has been “interesting.” I guess this is one of the rare MSF missions where we have an entire Technical Unit bas
From where Esther Goba sat watching two football teams clad in “HIV POSITIVE” t-shirts competing in a football tournament in Limbe, Malawi, she wouldn’t strike you as someone who is at the frontlin
