This video highlights the benefits of long-acting cabotegravir (CAB-LA) to prevent HIV in vulnerable populations and the work of the Access Campaign to overcome access barriers to CAB-LA.

MSF commits to the following actions in support of the ‘1/4/6 by 24’ campaign.

Currently, many low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) are almost entirely dependent on imports and donations of COVID and other vaccines, contributing to vaccine inequity. Here is an explainer video setting out why we need pharma to ...

Leena Menghaney outlines why the leaked TRIPS Waiver doesn't go anywhere near far enough in terms of addressing the development of COVID-19 treatments, vaccines and diagnostics.

Three key elements for a successful waiver

Webinar: COVID-19 shows need to boost production of medical diagnostic tools in Asia

In this video, MSF staff working in places where people have been severely affected by COVID-19 speak out about their experiences, and how the lack of access to COVID-19 vaccines has impacted the communities where they work.

Short animation illustrating that it's been 100 years since the discovery of insulin and how MSF is working to make insulin more accessible and affordable for all those who need it.

Even after one year of this pandemic, and 2.5 million deaths, we still see certain governments denying that removing monopolies on COVID-19 medical tools will help increase people’s access to needed treatments, vaccines and tests going ...

Diabetes patients need to have access to insulin. Product information requires that insulin is stored in refrigerated conditions until the point of use. Afterwards, it can be kept out of refrigeration. MSF and the University of Geneva ...

Animation: No Patents, No Monopolies in a Pandemic

On 17 June 2020, a Virtual Forum was held to discuss the importance of a World Health Assembly Resolution on Access to Insulin in 2021 for people living with diabetes. One of the most important elements to this discussion is to hear ...

Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) is calling for no patents or profiteering on any tests, treatments, or vaccines used for COVID-19. MSF has seen first-hand the impact of scarce supplies and high prices of ...

Mass vaccination campaigns against measles and other vaccine preventable diseases are a very important tool that we use to protect children in many places we work where families can’t access medical facilities. But because these ...

Present in the country since 2007, MSF has adapted the way it treats people with HIV and TB in times of COVID-19. In this video, Michelle Daka, MSF Nurse Activity Manager, explains the innovative and creative approaches MSF teams are ...

John Jimis, from Malakal in South Sudan, arrived in Sudan as a refugee in 2017. In this video, John describes his experience being diagonsed and treated for TB.

Luisa Roade, MSF medical activity manager, describes how innovative tools such as point-of-care-ultrasound (POCUS) and GeneXpert are improving TB diagnosis in Malakal, South Sudan.

Feeling anxious, afraid, or alone during the coronavirus outbreak? In this video, MSF psychologist Raimund Alber offers three tips for how to cope with the stress during the COVID-19 pandemic.