Two Babies In Angola
INMED is devoted to developing the next generation of international medical volunteers. To this end, we work to maintain […]
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First Exploring Medical Missions Conference
The INMED Exploring Medical Missions Conference was held May 12-13, 2006 at Research Medical Center, Brookside Campus, formerly Baptist Medical Center.
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Could You Diagnose Bird Flu?
Avian influenza, or bird flu, was first recognized as a potential world health threat in 1997 through an outbreak in
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A Gift Of Hope To Zambia
Africa is being ravishing by disease; a fact compounded by the frequent lack of even most basic health care.
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INMED Students In Honduras
Erica Heitmann fulfilled a life-long dream by serving at the Hospital Evangelico in Honduras qualifying for the INMED International
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Katrina And International Health
Images of hurricane destruction along the Gulf Coast are rapidly being supplanted by ones of hungry, hurting victims of
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Contrasting Prosperity In China
David Lachman is a medical student at the Medical College of Georgia. Inspired through his earlier experience in China, David
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Contrasting Prosperity In China
David Lachman is a medical student at the Medical College of Georgia. Inspired through his earlier experience in China, David
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Dreams Fulfilled In Cameroon
Paul Cartwright has long dreamed of serving in Africa. Now, as a medical student at the University of Missouri-Kansas City
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Future of Medical Missions
The face of medical missions has changed dramatically since Albert Schweitzer left for Gabon in 1910. He served isolated people