Voices from the Field

MSF's two facilities in Imey in the Somali region of Ehtiopia provides crucial health care services to people who would otherwise go without. Read more »

James Kambaki, MSF project coordinator in Balochistan province, reports on the situation and on MSF's activities. Read more »

“The people were so happy to see us. Many of them had been stranded here for over a week with little food or shelter." Read more »

"I developed eclampsia the day before I delivered and I realize that's serious," said Crisla Florestal, 19, who was readmitted a day after giving birth at the MSF hospital Isaïe Jeanty, in Port-au-Prince. Read more »

“We’d heard that there were a group of people around Khabula who were stuck and isolated. . . It took us more than two days to find them, driving around in 4x4 trucks, because the flooding has made it so difficult to get around." Read more »

MSF has been providing care to more than 30,000 Somali Refugees in Ethiopia's Liben zone since February 2009. Read more »

"Unfortunately, we are witnessing recurrent crises that vary only by intensity from year to year." Read more »

As the 18th International AIDS Conference (IAC) winds down here in Vienna, the word in the hallways is that the science is in: earlier initiation of treatment and improved antiretroviral (ARV) drug regimens are better for individual patients and communities, and may even ultimately reduce transmission of HIV. Read more »

Andrei Slavuckij, head of MSF's programs in southern Kyrgyzstan, describes the situation in Osh, two weeks after violent clashes killed hundreds of people. Read more »