Ideas & Opinions

Despite Existing Medical Solutions, Malaria Remains a Killer

April 25 is World Malaria Day, a good time to take stock of efforts to combat the deadly disease and to highlight some of MSF’s efforts around the globe.

Field News

Sierra Leone: Seeking to Improve Access to Healthcare for Women and Children

MSF welcomes Sierra Leone's move to offer free maternal and child healthcare and hopes this will improve access for these vulnerable groups.

Featured Projects

Writing on the Edge

MSF and Rizzoli International Publications, Inc., proudly present Writing on the Edge, 14 first-hand accounts of life inside conflict zones where the international medical humanitarian organization provides emergency medical care.

Writing on the Edge multimedia

Video

Month in Focus: April 2010

MSF field updates from Haiti, South Africa, Mayotte and Morocco.

Field News

Haiti: Three Months After the Earthquake

A review of MSF's current activities and future objectives three months after the earthquake that hit Haiti on January 12.

Video

Tuberculosis: A Troubling Resurgence

It was supposed to be a thing of the past, but tuberculosis is still with us, claiming lives, growing more virulent, and demanding much more attention. On March 24, which has been declared "World TB Day," MSF will present a selection of stories and images detailing the work it is doing around the globe to counteract this deadly disease.

Resource

A Refugee Camp on the Web

What would you do if you and your family were forced from your home by war, violence, or disaster? Visit MSF's interactive "A Refugee Camp On The Web" to experience what 42 million people worldwide face every day.
Learn about MSF's assistance to refugees: