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Health Education Articles in Tigrigna

ሆስፒታል ብርሃን ዓይኒ መጥባሕቲ ሓበላን ምስግጋር ’ኮርንያ’ን 05-09-2023

More than 1000 sights restored in one week.

Patient Education by Meseret Fantahun, Senior Ophthalmic Nurse

30 years old Nefisa Mohammed Yasin is a lovely lady with 7 kids with history of 2 plus years of bilateral blindness.

Dr Hiwot Degineh invitation in Amharic to the Ethiopian Diaspora: please join our fight to eliminate avoidable blindness

In her own words……Dr Hiwot Degineh, Chief Ophthalmology Clinical Officer

BROAD STROKES(TM) End of Life Care: My interview with Dr Thomas Ateshim, Internal Medicine

BROAD STROKES(TM) ብዛዕባ ጡብ ካንሰር ኣብ ደቂ ተባዕትዮ ከንፈልጦም ዝግብኣና

I’m ALS/ No Ordinary Campaign: A feature documentary about action born from hope

Broad Strokes™: What’s new in Breast Cancer Prevention, Early Detection and Treatment? (Tigrigna Session)

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Alzheimer's Association International Conference - The Evolving Role of Compl...

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July 7-9, 2023 Africa Job Creation Forum

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Community Health Education: Cancer

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Community Health Education: Cardiovascular, Neurodegenerative Diseases & Slee...

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Community Health Education: Infectious Disease

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Community Health Education: Mental Health

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“With Tonal Influence™ you will find a path to self mastery through the contr...

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Join Forces To Fight Cancer in Africa

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SAVE THE DATE: May 21, 2023 @ 3 PM PST Broad Strokes™: If you're 40, it's ...

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Speaking at the upcoming “Proximity and the Future” conference in London for ...

The Bravest Little Boy

in Eritrea, Africa

Story and photographs by Christopher Briscoe

A father stands outside closed hospital doors. Whenever they open, pushing against a pile of soiled gowns strewn on the worn linoleum floor, he peeks inside and peers down the long, crowded hallway, searching for his son. His little boy sits in an endless line of patients, all bearing a hand written I.D. number taped to their foreheads. They are waiting for their turn on the operating table, already wearing blue medical gowns with dark plastic bags wrapped around their feet.

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