Home  |  Site Map  |  Contact Us  |  Donate  |  MSF Offices  |  xml  
MSF

Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) is an international medical humanitarian organization working in more than 60 countries to assist people whose survival is threatened by violence, neglect, or catastrophe.

Learn more »

Featured EVENTS
MSF at the IAC
Living in Emergency Movie
Take Action

Starved for Attention

Work with MSF

Recruitment Open House

More Resources
MSF's scientific articles available free and with full text.
MSF Clinical Guidelines
Available for download.
Video

Malnutrition: Hundreds of Thousands of Children Under Threat in Sahel

Niger 2010 © Alessandra Vilasboas/MSF

Throughout Africa's Sahel region, MSF works to treat and prevent malnutrition during a particularly extreme food and nutrition crisis.

Starved for Attention

The US Double Standard

Why does the US, which provides half the world's food assistance, send poor quality food to the world's poorest countries while running a program that provides quality nutrition to its most vulnerable citizens at home? View larger »

Mozambique 2010/© Tomas Munita

Press Release

HIV/AIDS: Donors Gambling with Patients' Lives by Retreating from AIDS Funding

International donors are disregarding scientific evidence and seeking short-term cost savings at the expense of ten million people in need of treatment for HIV/AIDS.

© Julie Remy

Press Release

Haiti: MSF Publishes Key Data on Earthquake Emergency Relief

Six months after the earthquake in Haiti, an MSF report describes the organization’s largest ever emergency response.

Kyrgyzstan 2010 © Francois Dumont/MSF

Podcast

MSF Frontline Reports

In June violent clashes between Uzbek and Kyrgyz communities in southern Kyrgyzstan left hundreds dead and thousands wounded. The violence is now reduced, but the fears are not.
 

Colombia 2007 © Juan Carlos Tomasi

Press Release

Colombians Continue to Face Violence, Neglect, and Stigma

Victims of the on-going conflict in Colombia not only suffer from the direct consequences of violence caused by the conflict but also from social and institutional stigma and neglect, according to an MSF report.

CAR 2010 © MSF

Field News

CAR: MSF Assists People Seeking Refuge From LRA Attacks

"Suddenly it wasn’t isolated attacks anymore; it was just attack after attack after attack in the small villages around Zémio"

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:
More field news »
CONNECT & SHARE
Voices From
the Field