Diabetes

Beyond the clay pots: Children fighting diabetes in South Sudan’s remote villages

Article 14 Nov 2025

In 2021, the World Health Organization launched the Global Diabetes Compact, pledging that by 2030 everyone with type 1 diabetes should have access to affordable insulin and glucose self-monitoring. With only five years left, that goal still feels far away in places like Aweil where the cycle between home and the ICU is endless for many children.

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Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) translates to Doctors without Borders. We provide independent, impartial medical humanitarian assistance to the people who need it most, regardless of who they are, where they come from, and their political or religious beliefs.

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Surgeons at the Rutshuru General Reference Hospital cauterize a wound of a young gunshot victim.

War and conflict

Piecing together bodies and minds: MSF and violence in Eastern DRC

18 Nov 2025

Conflict in Sudan

“The war on Sudan: the choice is ours”

Article 17 Nov 2025

Gaza - Israel War

"One month into a fragile ceasefire that has taken effect in the Gaza Strip, Palestinians continue to face tremendous hardship"

Article 11 Nov 2025

War and conflict

Urgent appeal for El Fasher’s people - MSF denounces mass atrocities and fears many people remain in grave danger

Article 3 Nov 2025

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Malaria

Test and treat approach: How communities lead in malaria treatment

Article 10 Nov 2025

Women's health

From silence to healing: New fistula care in Baidoa offers hope for Somali women

Article 12 Nov 2025

Diabetes

Central African Republic: Living with Diabetes in Carnot

Article 17 Nov 2025

War and conflict

MSF calls for protection of civilians and for unhindered access to all wounded following violence in Adong, Upper Nile State

Article 17 Nov 2025

War and conflict

Road to Recovery: The children escaping Gaza's Genocide through medical evacuation

Article 18 Nov 2025

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❗Detention Scams: Claiming to need money for release from detention.
❗Medical Fraud: Requesting money for fake medical procedures.
❗Public Collection Scams: Pretending to collect money on behalf of MSF.

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