SHARE THIS: Home | News and stories Help MSF be where we’re needed most Published: Nov 3, 2023Updated: Dec 1, 2023 MSF nurse Deyvid consults with a mother whose baby has a fever and acute diarrhea, during a mobile clinic in Danlí. Bordering Nicaragua, the town has become an epicentre of the regional migratory crisis, and MSF teams are treating a growing number of people on the move for medical conditions related to overcrowded, unsanitary living conditions and a lack of clean drinking water. Honduras, 2023. © MSF. Help MSF be where we’re needed most. Please make a one-time donation to MSF’s General Fund. Donate Now Related news South Sudan: The Lady of Abyei Awa Abdou Nurse Activity Manager MSF Published Dec 7, 2023 readmore Chad: MSF teams rush to find new water sources as refugees´ health risks escalate Published Dec 6, 2023 readmore Gaza: Hospitals overflowing with hundreds of injured as Israeli forces step up bombardment Published Dec 4, 2023 readmore MSF convoy attacked in Gaza: all elements point to the responsibility of the Israeli army Published Dec 1, 2023 readmore Gaza: Israeli forces issue evacuation orders as fighting resumes Published Dec 1, 2023 readmore Five things to know about the dire situation in southern Gaza Published Nov 30, 2023 readmore Pandemic Preparedness Cannot Forget Existing Tools or Existing Diseases Adam R. Houston Medical Advocacy and Policy Officer Published Nov 28, 2023 readmore A journey of resilience: Caring for patients inside a medical train Published Nov 28, 2023 readmore MSF warns of mass sexual violence in Panama's Darien Gap Published Nov 27, 2023 readmore At COP28, more failure is not an option for vulnerable communities Published Nov 23, 2023 readmore Honduras: Fighting dengue with mosquitoes Published Nov 23, 2023 readmore Published Nov 3, 2023 readmore Load More Loading...
