52,600
people treated for cholera
474,100
families received distributions of relief items
16,272,300
outpatient consultations
320,700
births assisted, including cesarean sections
39,900
people treated for sexual violence
425,500
individual mental health consultations
1,214,100
patients admitted
17,800
people started on first-line treatment for TB
158,200
people treated for measles
4,124,700
vaccinations against measles in response to an outbreak
44,900
women and girls who requested and received safe abortion care
25,100
women and girls who received treatment for abortion-related concerns and complications
5,770
people started on hepatitis C treatment
127,400
severely malnourished children admitted to inpatient feeding programs
1,422,600
emergency room admissions
31,500
people on first-line HIV antiretroviral treatment under direct MSF care
6,570
people on second-line HIV antiretroviral treatment under direct MSF care
4,268,600
malaria cases treated
118,100
surgical interventions involving the incision, excision, manipulation or suturing of tissue, requiring anethesia
3,850
people rescued at sea
The above data groups together direct, remote support and coordination activities. These highlights give an overview of most MSF activities but cannot be considered exhaustive.