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DrJenna Broome

Dr Jenna Broome spent a month with Medecins Sans Frontieres in Bangladesh helping to treat diphtheria cases among Rohingya refugees.

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Bittersweet goodbyes with MSF in Bangladesh

Addiction, Mental Health
New study challenges social media’s mental health impact
New study challenges social media’s mental health impact – A new Curtin University study has challenged the perception …
Global Reach, neurology
Do Finland introduces a new care pathway for …
Do Finland introduces a new care pathway for epilepsy – The Finnish epilepsy care pathway has been published …
Muscular & Skeletal, neurology
Innovative swim program for people with cerebral palsy
Innovative swim program for people with cerebral palsy – A competitive swimming program developed by University of Queensland …
Environment, Global Reach
Biotech project to protect food growers from pests
Biotech project to protect food growers from pests – A new $24.79 million project is poised to revolutionise …
Heart & Lung
Heart Attacks and Cardiac Arrests – What’s the …
Heart Attacks and Cardiac Arrests – What’s the Difference? Advice from the leading UK Provider of Online First …