Where There Is No Oncologist – Angola Day 14
This young woman arrived at our emergency department with a mass growing within her right knee for about six months. […]
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What Is The Leading Cause Of Death In Africa? – Angola Day 12
Helena, this four-year-young girl, arrived in our emergency department last night. Her parents explaining that for one week she had
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Recognize This Infection? – Angola Day 10
This twenty-year-old man traveled from Luanda, the capital city, because he heard we have a dermatologist. While this is not
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What Is This Disease? – Angola Day 8
This twenty-five-year young soldier arrived today with a perplexing story of a motorcycle wreck and low back injury two years
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Not-So-Complicated Obstetrics – Angola Day 6
“The baby delivered four hours ago, but the afterbirth is stuck!” explained our nurse midwife. She was frazzled and fatigued,
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Day In The Life: Assuredly Intriguing – Angola Day 4
Most medical professionals – and broader society as a whole – honor exquisite specialization. Should I ever require a complex
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What’s Your Diagnosis? – Angola Day 2
This seven-year old arrived at CEML Hospital draining pus from the outside length of his thigh. This drainage, accompanied by
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Will Saving Poor Children Lead to Economic Decline?
This is vexing question is especially relevant today. Perennially, people have expressed concern that population growth would lead to doomsday
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What Strategies Save Our Poorest Children’s Lives?
In Mali, a desert nation in West Africa, preschool children frequently become ill and die from pneumonia and diarrhea. Into
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Today’s HIV Focus And Concern
In 2017 (the latest data available)… 36.9 million people globally were living with HIV 1.8 million were children (<15