Doctors Without Borders / MSF

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Logistics and supply chain at MSF takes teamwork. And for supply chain coordinator Urshula Edwards, the team is one of the reasons she keeps coming back to work on MSF projects. Full episode of the Humanitarian Lens — link in bio.

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Sharing some general info on a few examples of contraceptive care from a nurse at one of our clinics in Kenya: Different people need different options, and no single contraceptive method is suitable for everyone. That’s why access to a full range of contraceptive methods matters, including condoms, pills, implants, intrauterine devices, fertility awareness methods, permanent methods, and emergency contraception.  Last year, Doctors Without Borders teams provided nearly 931,000 contraceptive consultations worldwide. #creatorsearchinsights #healthtok #birthcontrol

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The cholera outbreak of 2024 and 2025 in Sudan, the largest and most widespread in the country’s modern history, was driven by human conflict, not seasonal weather patterns. MSF data shows the epidemic followed the war: Clusters in Port Sudan, El Gedaref, Khartoum, and Kosti appeared during dry periods, outside the rainy season entirely. Rainfall may have magnified this epidemic, but violence caused it. Although the country has experienced waves of cholera over the years, this most recent outbreak was different. Water and electricity infrastructure were deliberately attacked, chlorine ran short because of supply chain disruptions, blackouts destroyed treatment plants and hospitals alike, and funding shortfalls, including the suspension of water trucking, compounded the crisis. MSF's operational data offers one of the few verifiable pictures of how this epidemic unfolded, because little else exists amidst the ongoing conflict. National surveillance has collapsed under insecurity, staff displacement, and resource shortages. #TalkAboutSudan