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26/05/2023
MSF teams have been working tirelessly to treat patients suffering from measles in health facilities across the country, as well as running vaccination campaigns. In 2022, MSF treated more than 1,782 patients with measles and vaccinated more than 170,000 children against the...
23/05/2023
Our efforts to scale up medical activities have been continually hampered by violence, aggressive armed incursions, looting or armed occupation of premises 
22/05/2023
Muhammadu, Mulikat and Dahiru have little in common. They were born in different corners of Nigeria and grew up in different circumstances and with different dreams. But one day, when they were still children, their lives and those of their relatives changed forever because of...
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Spotlight on intensive care nursing in MSF | Mini documentary

More than 10,000 nurses are providing healthcare in Médecins Sans Frontières’ humanitarian programmes worldwide—the largest single professional representation in MSF. This includes nurses working in our intensive care teams, treating severely sick patients who may otherwise have no access to lifesaving critical care. 

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Heavy fighting in Sudan - Vittorio Oppizzi, MSF program responsible for Sudan explains the situation

Since Saturday 15 April, intense fighting has been taking place between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in Khartoum and other parts of Sudan. Many people, including healthcare workers, are currently trapped.

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Medecins Sans Frontieres
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