Tom’s Update Report – Sep. 24, 2014
The Situation An outbreak of Ebola Hemorrhagic Fever occurred in Guinea in March 2014. One theory is that it moved from an animal host, such as a fruit bat or […]
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We are touching the life of so many people
Almost every day, people come to my door in the village or go to find me at the hospital where they request help for various problems. Most are medically treated
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News from “Sponsor a Child”
I rode my bicycle through Makeni town to visit a family which has three children that Africa Surgery is helping with schooling, thanks to three different sponsors. The family lacks
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Kadiatu Sesay: an innocent child accident turned sour
Kadiatu Sesay’s father is uneducated and tries to earn a living breaking granite rocks into gravel with a hammer. At some point as a toddler, Kadiatu accidentally swallowed liquid lye,
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Update from Ghana: Spinal Surgery Patients
Africa Surgery currently has ten children in Ghana, nine from Sierra Leone, and one from Tanzania. Eight have undergone major spinal surgery by a team from FOCOS; two are still
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