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Healthcare workers at a Doctors Without Borders center in the Democratic Republic of Congo broke into song and dance as their final Ebola patient walked out fully recovered. The Mongbwalu facility, where this latest outbreak first began, is now closing its doors after successfully treating every remaining patient.
Bangladesh is teaming up with Doctors Without Borders to boost emergency medical response during disasters and health crises. The partnership will help the country respond faster and more effectively when people need urgent care.
Summer Games Done Quick returns this July with a week of incredible speedruns that raised over $2.4 million for Doctors Without Borders last year. Watch skilled gamers turn their talents into real-world help from July 5 to 11.
Doctors Without Borders and local health officials just vaccinated 350,000 children against diphtheria in one of Nigeria's hardest-hit regions. The campaign brings hope as the country battles its worst diphtheria outbreak in history.
After three years, Doctors Without Borders handed over two healthcare centers in Nigeria that delivered 73,000 consultations and helped 2,123 mothers safely give birth. Remote villages near the Cameroon border now have trained staff and medical supplies to continue lifesaving care.
The Nigerian government is strengthening its collaboration with Médecins Sans Frontières to ensure uninterrupted healthcare reaches vulnerable communities across 11 states. The renewed agreement promises better coordination and expanded medical services for millions in need.