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27.7.14

Please Pray

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This is a simple post.  Dr. Kent Brantly is a post-resident working at ELWA hospital in Liberia, who has been caring for patients in the Ebo...
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24.7.14

Forgetting English, Part II

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(from Eric) In case you are wondering if the phénomène that we wrote about last year is still valid, I give you this update: No on...
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22.7.14

COTW: Arm Paralysis

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(from Eric) 3 weeks ago, I was covering Urgences (i.e. the ER) in Carlan’s absence, and the nurse showed me a new case.  He is a 60 yea...
18.7.14

Tools of the trade

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By Jason As much as we try to be minimalists here in terms of supplies and equipment in order to keep costs down, there are some things tha...
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15.7.14

The Man Cave

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by Jess Cropsey It’s hard to believe that we haven’t officially blogged about the place that is so dear to several team members.  It ...
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6.7.14

Burundi Tourism

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by Jess Cropsey Since we first arrived in Burundi (almost a year ago!!), we have tried to keep our flow of visitors to a minimum in order...
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3.7.14

Kibuye Hope Academy Year 1

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by Heather The last school bell has rung for the first official school year of Kibuye Hope Academy.  Actually, we didn't have a school...
30.6.14

Bon Voyage, Carlan!

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Today marks, in some ways, the end of an era.  After almost two years of being together as a team, from Albertville France to Bujumbura, B...
25.6.14

Artemis Award

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The American Academy of Ophthalmology has chosen this year's recipient of their Artemis Award, which recognizes a young ophthalmologist ...
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17.6.14

On Being Rich, Part 2: New Houses and Goat Roasts

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(by Eric) The first of the McCropder families is in a permanent house.  We, the McLaughlins, moved in about 3 weeks ago, and have been ...
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