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A newborn baby is monitored at the MSF -supported neonatal intensive care unit at Nasser Hospital, Khan Younis, Gaza.

Gaza: Hundreds of patients, including newborns, at risk as multiple hospitals run low on fuel

News Jan 08, 2025

story Jan 10, 2025

Sudan: Violent attacks lead to suspension of MSF activities at key Khartoum hospital

MSF staff member in an operation theater at Bashair Teaching Hospital in Khartoum, Sudan.

News Jan 07, 2025

DR Congo: MSF responds after new M23 clashes

Displaced people in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo.

story Jan 08, 2025

Health care under occupation: Hebron’s H2 residents are suffocating

Children play in an MSF clinic in Hebron, Palestine.

story Jan 06, 2025

Where has the river taken us?

A woman stands in the middle of a river in Colombia.

Speaking out about the emergencies our staff and patients witness is part of who we are. Explore our history and principles.

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Story | Nov 26, 2024

Afghanistan: How can you heal when drugs don’t work?

Public awareness, stronger infection prevention control, better control of antibiotic use, and access to microbiology services are important measures to address antimicrobial resistance.

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A man sits on a hospital bed in Afghanistan

News | Nov 12, 2024

MSF, activists demand affordable medical tests at TB conference

US corporations Cepheid and Danaher continue to profiteer off tests for diseases like XDR-TB, HIV, and hepatitis C.

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MSF and global activities take the stage in Indonesia.

News | Oct 15, 2024

Governments and donors are failing children with TB

It’s estimated that only half of children worldwide who have TB are diagnosed and treated.

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An MSF staff member assesses a child for tuberculosis in Manila, Philippines

News | Sep 24, 2024

UN political declaration on antimicrobial resistance must go beyond words on paper

AMR remains a leading cause of death worldwide nearly a decade after UN member states agreed to make it a priority.

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An MSF staff member in a laboratory.

Research | May 23, 2024

Doctors Without Borders releases 2023 activity report on antimicrobial resistance

Global action must be taken to avert a looming humanitarian crisis.

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Inside MSF's trauma hospital in Aden, Yemen.

Story | May 15, 2024

MSF statement and position paper on antimicrobial resistance for UN High-Level Meeting

We have treated many thousands of patients with drug-resistant bacterial infections, and have noted with alarm the increasing rates of resistance.

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MSF bio lab at MSF’s Aden hospital

Story | May 07, 2024

Iraq: Six years of healing at Al-Wahda Hospital

As Mosul recovers from deadly violence, MSF hands over activities at the hospital we opened during the war.

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A smiling boy with an arm cast on a hospital bed in Mosul, Iraq.

Story | Apr 25, 2024

How inequitable access to quality health care drives antimicrobial resistance

Communities where MSF operates are among the most vulnerable to AMR.

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Patients in their hospital beds at MSF's Aden Trauma Hospital in Yemen.

Research | Nov 15, 2023

Five things to know about antimicrobial resistance

Resistance to antibiotics has become a global health crisis, complicating the treatment of bacterial infections and endangering lives around the world.

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A person holds a phone with the Antibiogo application open and displays a close-up of an antibiogram.

Research | Nov 15, 2023

Antimicrobial resistance must be addressed in pandemic preparedness and response

AMR is recognized by the World Health Organization as a major public health threat.

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Three samples from 3 patients plated on culture media to identify bacteria in the CSREF laboratory in Koutiala, Mali.
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