'Surgery is necessary for the child to survive,' says MSF International 🚑doctor Yaroslav Vodolaga. Our ambulance carried a one-month-old baby with a heart defect from Kirovohrad region to a Kyiv hospital. #MSF supports the healthcare system in #Ukraine by transporting critical patients.

As the healthcare system in Gaza crumbles, many people are at risk of preventable deaths from conditions such as diabetes, malnutrition and pneumonia.

A military incursion in Rafah would be an unfathomable catastrophe. We call for an immediate and sustained ceasefire now 👇…

💉 #Vaccination is one of the most effective ways of preventing deadly diseases. And yet getting vaccines to where they're needed can be difficult.

Learn where and how our teams provide lifesaving vaccinations during #WorldImmunizationWeek . 👇
msf.org/vaccination

Every year, around 25 million people worldwide end their pregnancies with unsafe abortions - more than 22,000 of them die from the consequences.

We have integrated #SafeAbortion care into our medical projects around the world.

Here's how: bit.ly/3r6UoYO

In #Madagascar , climate change has had an impact on people's ability to access healthcare, leading to our teams seeing spikes of #malaria and #malnutrition among children in parts of the country.

Learn more 👇
msf.org/malaria-rise-h…

In Gaza, healthcare staff face huge challenges. They work in fear while treating patients amidst relentless bombing & fighting, which has continued for over 6 months.

Our teams say the impact of such conditions will leave scars for years to come👇
msf.org/gazas-healthca…

We deliver medical aid where it's needed most.

We are independent, neutral and impartial.

Our patients come first.

➡msf.org/who-we-are

“A ground invasion of Rafah is planned... [this] would be another example of this war being conducted without rules & without costs. This. Must. Not. Happen.”

Christopher Lockyear stated this month that a military incursion in Rafah would be a catastrophe 👇
msf.org/why-we-wont-ac…

The war in Ukraine has had a profound impact on many people's mental health in the country. We've been offering mental health support to both doctors and patients affected by the conflict.

Hear their stories👇
msf.org/war-torn-minds…

Vaccination is one of the most effective methods for preventing deadly diseases. About 1.5 million children die each year from preventable diseases due to missed vaccinations.

Learn more about vaccination to raise awareness during #WorldImmunizationWeek 👇…

#WorldImmunizationWeek

In South Sudan, yellow fever outbreaks are recurrent, yet preventable.

Increased community awareness and preventative and reactive widespread vaccination campaigns are the only efficient way to prevent additional outbreaks and halt further transmission 👇

After over 6 months of war in Gaza, healthcare workers face massive challenges, treating patients with crushed limbs and burns.

They endure constant fear, stress and anxiety while trying to survive and manage the relentless toll of war.

Learn more👇
msf.org/gazas-healthca…

#WorldMalariaDay2024 🦟🌍
Our teams in #Madagascar are finding climate change impacts on people's ability to seek healthcare, which has contributed to a rise in the number of #malaria cases.

Learn more 👇
msf.org/malaria-rise-h…

1/3 #WorldMalariaDay

In #SouthSudan 1 out of every 10 children do not reach the age of 5.

#Malaria is the leading cause of death among those children. Yet, a vaccine against this deadly disease does exist. 👇