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More than two years of devastation in Gaza. More than two years of medical action. Doctors Without Borders medical teams continue to operate, heal and support people amidst the horror. Even in the darkest moments, humanity endures.

At Doctors Without Borders' Advanced HIV Care Center at Guru Gobind Singh Hospital in Patna, Bihar, #India, the Social Vulnerability Assessment (SVA) helps us understand the complete picture of each patient’s life. 📹Watch this video to see how it works.

Doctors Without Borders partners with Om Habibeh Foundation, to provide primary medical care to the community and people on the move in Aswan, Egypt. We run mobile clinics in five different locations in the Egyptian southern governorate. https://t.co/vdJl7QeLlj

🔴Displaced people from El Fasher, #Sudan, remain in precarious conditions one month after the RSF takeover. Doctors Without Borders continues to scale up its activities in Tawila—providing medical care & distributing water in displacement camps. Read now: https://t.co/IXl1JZ7b0i

Ramila’s journey as a caregiver has been one of strength and resilience. Her husband, living with HIV, faced misdiagnosis, stigma, and discrimination. Her story reminds us all why supporting people living with HIV matters. Read more - https://t.co/ySzjjBAWjI #WorldAIDSDay

✍️A poem written by Jean-Nicolas Armstrong-Dangelser, Doctor Without Borders Senior Operations Advisor. Read more as he reflects on his experience in Sudan: https://t.co/BrpWsOMAwp #TalkAboutSudan

Despite the #ceasefire, people are still not safe in #Gaza. On 22 & 23 Nov, we treated 7 patients in our field hospital in Deir Al Balah, all severely injured from air strikes. Ongoing violence continues to have devastating effects on people in Gaza. Civilians must be protected.

People living with diabetes need consistent care & medication to manage their condition. Doctors Without Borders has established external medication pick-up points in rural communities, allowing patients to collect chronic medication closer to home. | https://t.co/COly5RYToM

Scientists discovered #insulin over 100 years ago, envisioning a world where everyone could access #diabetes treatment. But it is often unavailable or unaffordable. 📑 What it means to lose access to diabetes care: https://t.co/aOKQOC01n1

Nour Alsaqqa is a Doctors Without Borders Communications Officer. She lives, feels, and works in #Gaza. Through her words and images, she takes us inside the daily reality of life after months of destruction.

We denounce yet more bloodshed in Gaza, as our teams continue to treat critically wounded Palestinians caused by Israeli airstrikes & quadcopters on 19 Nov, which have left dozens dead. Civilians, healthcare staff & facilities must be protected: https://t.co/wa8UU3hMgA

🚨 The #ClimateCrisis is a #HealthCrisis.🌏 | https://t.co/69gZEGw2rQ If climate change continues to accelerate unchecked, the living conditions for many people worldwide will become even more intolerable.

Ahead of the Global Fund’s Eighth Replenishment Summit in Johannesburg, Doctors Without Borders calls on world leaders to fully fund the Global Fund’s US$18 billion target. Failure to meet this goal risks catastrophic cuts to essential services. | https://t.co/OtMhxRZSOa

🚨 The climate crisis is a health crisis.🌏 The climate crisis worsens health issues, contributing to the spread of infectious diseases, respiratory problems, and malnutrition. It can also add to chronic conditions and cause psychological trauma. | https://t.co/69gZEGw2rQ

Why is it so hard to fight #tuberculosis in children? 📹 WATCH: https://t.co/Yr5LURAObq

Doctors Without Borders calls for a sustained funding for tuberculosis (TB) care for all, especially young children. Learn more: https://t.co/dDkSrMpdab

Since 7 Oct 2023, Doctors Without Borders’ Reconstructive Surgery Programme in Jordan has received 45 children (as of 26 October 2025), along with their caretakers from Gaza for specialised reconstructive surgery & rehabilitative care. Read the story: https://t.co/0oAVSG9ZnL

Since Aug 2025, Doctors Without Borders & the Ministry of Health have been running a 20-bed obstetric fistula unit at Bay Regional Hospital in Somalia. By Oct 2025, 20 surgeries had been performed, w/ more women registered for treatment. https://t.co/OcvlTm8S3O

Doctors Without Borders is witnessing extreme levels of acute malnutrition, in what is now the most severe example of a malnutrition crisis that has gripped Sudan since the start of the war. Read more: https://t.co/kthYRWbxKe

John Green, bestselling author and philanthropist, care about many diseases. Recently he visited Manila, the #Philippines, to learn about #tuberculosis care in the slums of Tondo.