Paulo Buaki: A Life Well Lived – Angola Day 21
All of us involved in ‘global health’ agree with the imperative of preventive care and relief from poverty. But […]
All of us involved in ‘global health’ agree with the imperative of preventive care and relief from poverty. But […]
This is a question very few, if any, neonatologist ever faces in wealthier communities. Today I met this mother
This morning I arrived to find this man, who arrived with a history of weight loss (check out the
Early death is an inconsolable fact of life. In the world’s poorest nations, like Angola from where I’m writing
One of the saddest health problems in all the developing world is vesicovaginal fistula (VVF). It’s a hole created between
“Doctor, come quickly!” The nurse’s voice carried a tone of urgency that matched his message. I rose rapidly and
Angola was colonized by the Portuguese during the 1400s. Though the Portuguese invested little into Angola’s infrastructure, even after the
Directly from the airport in Angola I drove to the Lubango Evangelical Medical Center and made hospital rounds. Almost immediately I was
Straight after reception for the INMED Intensive Course students I left for the Kansas City International airport. Three days
The week of June 14-18 INMED hosted 69 participants for the 2010 International Public Health Intensive Course. These included nurses, public health