MSF CHAD: Tackling malnutrition starts in the community

30 September 2026 - Fadija Hammad brought her 15-month-old daughter to Am Timan Hospital, in southeastern Chad’s Salamat province, for malnutrition treatment. Poor harvests in recent years have reduced her family’s food supplies as well as her income.

MSF Ethiopia: Renewed fighting in north drives surge in war-wounded

MSF: For millions of people in Syria access to safe water remains uncertain

MSF Honduras: Five Years of Work with LGBTIQ+ People and Sex Workers in San Pedro Sula

For five years, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) has provided access to comprehensive healthcare for LGBTIQ+ people and sex workers in San Pedro Sula, northern Honduras. During this time, MSF has identified conditions that leave the needs of these communities unmet and place additional pressure on the few organizations still operating in San Pedro Sula.

MSF Yemen: thousands displaced by fighting lack access to healthcare

MSF Somalia: Escalating violence in Baidoa threatens civilian access to hospitals

MSF Gaza: Testimony from a clinic receiving wounded from an airstrike in Khan Younis

MSF opens two new Ebola Treatment Centres in DRC

MSF: "Stop treating repatriation of Rohingya as a solution when conditions are clearly unsafe"

MSF FLASHQUOTE: Statement following the deaths of three people, including a child, attempting to cross the Channel to the UK

28th September 2026 - Sophie McCann, Forced Displacement and Protection Advocacy Advisor at MSF UK said:

MSF Mali: treating the wounded from an upsurge in violence

MSF: Delivering cancer care to women in humanitarian crises

21 September 2026 – Speaking for the first time at the World Cancer Congress in Hong Kong this week, Médecins Sans Frontières/Doctors Without Borders (MSF), an international medical humanitarian organisation, will share its experiences from its cancer programs in Mali and Malawi, highlighting that cancer care is possible in resource-limited settings, but urgent action is needed to break barriers to accessing prevention, timely diagnosis and adequate treatment.