Canada’s recent loss of measles-elimination status underscores the looming threat to public health. In Darfur, #Sudan, MSF teams are seeing the severe consequences of absent vaccination programs. https://ow.ly/qU9t50XMMYm#Sudan

In 2025, MSF continued to respond to some of the world’s most urgent crises. This selection of photos from the past year captures both breaking points and moments of resilience among the people we assist and our staff. View the full photo story: https://ow.ly/cqhA50XNenE

Here’s a snapshot of the services MSF provided in #Gaza in 2025. We’ve received no updates on our Israeli registration process for 2026 and it is unclear if we will be able to continue activities. - 800,000 consultations - 22,700 surgical operations - 700 million litres of water

#Sudan: El Fasher fell to the Rapid Support Forces on Oct. 26 after months of siege. Noor, Mawahib, Mohammed and Nasr, now refugees in #Chad, share the story of their city's destruction. Watch our documentary, #Sudan: El Fasher under siege: https://youtu.be/-nVGeUHQH3g

Today, a 29-day-old baby died at Nasser hospital, southern #Gaza, #Palestine, just two hours after arriving at the MSF- supported paediatric ward in the early hours of the morning. Despite treatment efforts, he could not be saved. According to the MoH, he died from hypothermia.

On CTV’s Your Morning, Canadian journalist Michelle Shephard talks about her visit to the Sudan–Chad border with MSF. There, she met Sudanese refugees who shared their stories of survival amid the ongoing crisis. Listen to her documentary, Surviving #Sudan: https://ow.ly/575T50XLb6Q

#SriLanka: In response to #CycloneDitwah, Doctors Without Borders delivered 1,000 winterized family tents and 1,500 heavy-duty plastic sheets to the Disaster Management Centre yesterday. https://ow.ly/gUg550XJJjJ

The #Gaza Strip has been left flooded by #StormByron destroying already damaged buildings and causing additional loss of life. MSF is concerned about the upcoming winter and heavy rain. Caroline Seguin, Emergency Coordinator, updates:

In #Sudan supplies are scarce. Inflation is rising. Fuel prices continue to climb and with the airspace closed, medical items must come overland from Chad. This is the reality our Canadian colleague Noor Teja and our supply team face, as they work to keep medical care running.

Today at 10 a.m. EST, Dr Javid Abdelmoneim, International President of Doctors Without Borders, will brief the UN Security Council on the catastrophic impact of the conflict in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (#DRC). Watch the live briefing: https://webtv.un.org/en/asset/k12/k128ujpf65

#TalkAboutSudan: “Having lost almost everything, their stories are what they have left.” Michelle Shephard recently returned from the Chad-Sudan border, where she met MSF teams and heard from Sudanese refugees fleeing violence. Listen on CBC/Radio-Canada's The Current: https://ow.ly/BmbE50XHtuy

In October 2025, Palestinians in the #WestBank faced over 260 attacks by settlers. This is the highest number of attacks recorded in one month in 20 years. The violence is not only physical but also causing deep psychological harm. Watch Abu Sari, a patient, share his account.

#Breaking: Today, MSF learned of the bombing and destruction of the Mrauk-U general hospital in Rakhine State, #Myanmar. Reportedly, the airstrike resulted in the death of at least 30 civilians and injury to more than 70: https://ow.ly/uqV050XHrry

MSF’s new report “Left behind in crisis: Escalating violence and healthcare collapse in #SouthSudan ” highlights the rising violence, collapsing healthcare and growing humanitarian needs as international support declines. Read the report: https://ow.ly/AcQM50XGZGs

Here's the submission from @msf.ca to this #SRSR Committee study, emphasizing that public investment in health R&D should prioritize generating benefits to the public's health over subsidizing private wealth. 📄💰🔬💊⚖️ English: www.ourcommons.ca/Content/Comm... French: www.ourcommons.ca/Content/Comm...

Twenty children and 78 family members were evacuated from #Gaza to #Switzerland by the Swiss government for specialized medical care. MSF provided medical, mental health and logistical support. Dr. Hani Isleem, part of our coordinating team, updates:

A 12-year-old boy was found dead on the shores of Samos and a shipwreck in Crete claimed at least 17 lives. Sonia Balleron, our Country Director in #Greece, reacts:

#CycloneDitwah has caused widespread flooding and landslides across #SriLanka, affecting every district. An MSF emergency team is in Sri Lanka, actively assessing needs.

Another attack on healthcare in #SouthSudan: MSF facility in Pieri was hit during an airstrike on Dec. 3, our team found bullets in the facility. Additional airstrikes witnessed in Lankien, where MSF also operates. All MSF patients and staff are safe. 1/3

#DRC: MSF launched two emergency responses for #malaria and #cholera in Fizi territory, as fighting displaces more people and funding cuts shrink. We treated 19,000 people with malaria, in Baraka and Lweba, and treated 652 people with cholera. https://ow.ly/q2np50XBOBf

#Egypt: Since January, we’ve been running mobile clinics in Aswan governorate, with Om Habibeh Foundation, providing care to Egyptian and Sudanese people who otherwise would be unable to reach it. Their stories: https://ow.ly/CKHj50XBqzI#Egypt#TalkAboutSudan

Over 45,000 South Sudanese refugees have fled violence in the #DRC. They now live in crowded shelters with little food or clean water. MSF launched a response, but the situation is worsening. More organizations are needed to prevent a larger crisis. https://ow.ly/mo8y50XAIEf#DRC

#Measles vaccines have reached Kachehembe, #DRC, nearly a year after the outbreak began, despite healthcare disruptions caused by M23. MSF has treated over 1,000 children for measles this year in the area. Read the story in the @thestar.com: www.thestar.com/news/world/a...

This #WorldAIDSDay, we are highlighting the voices of young people living with HIV. In #DRC, HIV+ youth face stigma and isolation. Through MSF-supported youth clubs, they find a safe space to speak openly and access medical and psychosocial support.

Canadian journalist Michelle Shephard just returned from a visit to the Sudan-Chad border with MSF teams. There, she visited an MSF-supported centre for survivors of sexual violence, where she met a mother and her daughter — both survivors. www.cbc.ca/listen/cbc-p...

What’s it like for our staff to return to #Gaza City? Zaher and Sami, MSF nurses, were forced to flee during an Israeli offensive. Now, they’re back and recount their return to a city reduced to rubble. Despite everything, they’ve resumed their work in two health facilities.

#Sudan: MSF fears many remain stranded, held for ransom and unable to escape. Watch Mouna Hanebali, MSF medical team leader in #Tawila, and survivors who fled El Fasher share the dire reality of the situation.

#HurricaneMelissa severely damaged health facilities and medical supply chains, leaving many, including older and chronically ill patients, without care. See how we’re responding: ow.ly/CnuS50Xx8gR

#Sudan: We call on the RSF to protect health facilities and staff, following the death of a Ministry of Health colleague during a shooting at Zalingei hospital. For the second time this year, we have withdrawn staff to ensure their safety. ow.ly/O8VW50XxNcx

On Nov. 22, Israeli strikes killed more than 20 people and injured over 80 in #Gaza, according to the Ministry of Health. Since Oct. 11, over 339 Palestinians have been killed and more than 870 been injured. Despite the ceasefire, we are still treating injured people in Gaza.

In #SouthSudan’s remote villages, children with #diabetes face deadly obstacles to insulin, from cost to limited care. Aher and Ajou have type 1 diabetes. Without insulin, their bodies can shut down and cause a life-threatening emergency. Here are their stories:

Behind the scenes in Jamaica: In these photos, our teams are filling a 200-litre water tank, unloading cargo and preparing mobile clinics and health promotion activities as we scale up our response to #HurricaneMelissa.

Mohammad, an MSF nurse in #Gaza, spent months fleeing airstrikes and starvation with his children. His 5-year-old son Omar was seriously injured and later medically evacuated to MSF’s surgical hospital in #Jordan. He’s now recovering. Read their story: ow.ly/Usos50Xun5Y

"Canada has chosen not to lead, but to follow in the footsteps of other countries whose cuts to global health have already had deadly consequences. Such cuts will fuel the reversal of progress against HIV, TB & malaria,” says @healthlawadamh.bsky.social www.thecanadianpressnews.ca/national/can...

Doctors Without Borders is deeply disappointed to see #Canada’s cuts to aid reflected in its reduced pledge to the #GlobalFund. Such cuts will fuel the reversal of progress in the fight against HIV, TB and malaria.

#Sudan: Families fleeing #ElFasher are arriving in #Tawila exhausted, with many children facing severe malnutrition and dehydration. Displacement is rising and medical needs are overwhelming. Josephine Goodyer, MSF Pediatrician who worked in Tawila from July to August, updates:

MSF denounces yet more bloodshed in #Gaza. Our teams continue to treat critically wounded Palestinians caused by Israeli airstrikes and quadcopters on Nov. 19, which have left dozens dead and scores more injured. Read the full update: www.doctorswithoutborders.ca/msf-teams-tr...

Global leaders must fully meet the funding target to replenish the #GlobalFund this week. The failure to prevent catastrophic cuts and soaring costs for patients threatens decades of progress against HIV, TB and malaria. ow.ly/gXJH50XuPHe

#Sudan’s people face devastation: families uprooted, hospitals overwhelmed, communities torn apart. Yet the world looks away. Jean‑Nicolas Armstrong‑Dangelser, MSF Senior Operations Advisor, reflects on the crisis and the need for accountability: ow.ly/fmfF50XtKK5

On Monday, #Canada passed a federal budget that explicitly targets global health while cutting billions in international assistance. On Friday, it has a chance to show it will still stand up for humanity with its pledge to the #GlobalFund. Will it? https://ow.ly/umKk50XuHKp

It’s official: #Budget2025 has passed. Canadian humanitarians who have worked in crisis zones with MSF called us to react to Canada's $2.7B cuts to international assistance over four years: www.doctorswithoutborders.ca/msf-statemen... #cdnpoli

We’re thankful that award-winning author John Green continues to shine a light on #uberculosis the world’s most infectious disease. In the #Philippines John witnessed how our approach to tackle this deadly infection considers “every part of the tuberculosis care pipeline” ⬇️

We are back in the Central Mediterranean with our new search and rescue vessel Oyvon, after almost one year of being forced to terminate operations with our last rescue vessel, the Geo Barents. 🚢 Riccardo Gatti, Team Leader, and Julie Melichar, Project Coordinator update:

#Haiti: MSF is responding to a resurgence of cholera in Pétion-Ville. We’ve opened a 24/7 treatment centre and are working with communities to prevent the spread through water treatment and hygiene awareness. See how we’re responding ➡️ ow.ly/WJL150Xt4b4

With the Eight #GlobalFund Replenishment Summit approaching fast, re-upping this comment from @msf.ca: "Replenishing the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria is an opportunity for Canada to stand up for humanity" www.doctorswithoutborders.ca/replenishing...

Join @ottawahealthlaw.ca and @msf.ca 18 Nov 11:30 am–1:00 pm for "Noma – The Worst Violations of the Rights of the Child: Documentary Screening and Talk with Advocates". All welcome! www.ottawahealthlaw.ca/events/noma

#Afghanistan: New rules in #Herat force women to wear a burqa in public health facilities, limiting access to healthcare. Our teams report a 28 per cent drop in urgent admissions at the MSF-supported pediatric unit in Herat regional hospital. https://ow.ly/t54U50XrVtX 

#Afghanistan: New rules in #Herat force women to wear a burqa in public health facilities, limiting access to healthcare. Our teams report a 28 per cent drop in urgent admissions at the MSF-supported pediatric unit in Herat regional hospital. ow.ly/t54U50XrVtX

On #WorldDiabetesDay, we’re highlighting the reality for people living with #diabetes in Cox’s Bazar refugee camps, in #Bangladesh. Our teams support patients by providing self-monitoring tools, insulin pens and clay pots for safe insulin storage without electricity.

What’s it like to live in #Gaza right now? Nour Alsaqqa, MSF Communications Officer, shows us the current living conditions where families are sheltering in makeshift tents with little access to necessities. This is the reality for hundreds of thousands of people in Gaza today.