Aid funding cuts are closing clinics in Sudan. That doesn't mean less patients. That means people are pushed to reach medical care further away, on more expensive and dangerous journeys.   It doesn't have to be this way. Sudan needs the world to act now, not later.

Funding gaps have meant that host communities in Adré, Chad, are excluded from food distributions, leading to malnutrition among children and pregnant women. International donors must scale up funding and include host communities in aid. msf.org/pregnant-women-easte…

Across Palestine, the cumulative effect of Israel’s actions on Palestinians since 7 October 2023 is clear: they have eroded the ability for Palestinians to live a dignified, healthy life.  My opinion piece for Al Jazeera:  msf.org/number-one-health-is…

💭🌸 Alongside Tony Tony Chopper, I’m sharing what being a doctor means to me, talking about my dream, reflecting on my journey, and leaving a message for the younger generation. _  Follow the journey on msf.org/chopper © Eiichiro Oda / Shueisha © CHOPPER’s Friends © MSF  #MSFxCHOPPER

I’m proud to see how my colleagues in Gaza are continuing to provide specialised rehabilitation care to patients, despite supply restrictions imposed by the Israeli authorities. I know that our late colleague Abood, my friend and the cornerstone of @MSF’s physiotherapy work in Gaza, would have been right alongside, finding innovations in the best way he could. I’m glad to see his legacy.

Have you heard of the new drug lenacapavir? It’s nearly 100% effective at preventing HIV. The problem: It’s not available everywhere, and it is far too expensive. Let’s change that: Two shots. $40. Everywhere.

During my visit to Darfur, Sudan, I met @MSF colleagues at Zalingei hospital, where drone strikes regularly occur just outside the walls. During mass casualty events, they work under intense pressure to save lives. The world must not look away from the conflict in Sudan.

I visited Zalingei Teaching hospital in Central Darfur, Sudan, earlier this month. The hospital had been bombed and looted and I was proud to see the work that our teams had achieved in restoring healthcare to people – something that should never have been lost.

In 2016, the international community reaffirmed that the wounded and sick, as well as those who care for them, must be protected. That attacks on healthcare continue to occur 10 years on is a failure of political will.  msf.org/joint-call-icrc-who-…

Ten years after the UN Security Council adopted resolution 2286, reaffirming protection of medical facilities and personnel, attacks on healthcare still continue. That attacks still occur is a failure of political will.  msf.org/joint-call-icrc-who-…

10 years ago today, the UN Security Council adopted Resolution 2286. Over 80 Member States committed to protect medical humanitarian work. Yet @MSF is sharing the same message from 2016: 🔴 Stop bombing hospitals. 🔴 Stop bombing health workers. 🔴 Stop bombing patients.