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'Difficult choices': aid cuts threaten effort to reduce maternal deaths in Nigeria.
'Difficult choices': aid cuts threaten effort to reduce maternal deaths in Nigeria.
Staff at a UN-run clinic in country's north-east worry about growing funding gaps amid dismantling of USAID.
Yagana Mohammed sits inside the UNFPA-supported reproductive health clinic at the Muna Garage IDP camp, after receiving a contraceptive implant as part of her family planning care. The clinic offers essential services to displaced women, promoting safe reproductive choices and maternal health in crisis-affected communities.
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'Difficult choices': aid cuts threaten effort to reduce maternal deaths in Nigeria.
'Difficult choices': aid cuts threaten effort to reduce maternal deaths in Nigeria.
Staff at a UN-run clinic in country's north-east worry about growing funding gaps amid dismantling of USAID.
Yagana Mohammed sits inside the UNFPA-supported reproductive health clinic at the Muna Garage IDP camp, after receiving a contraceptive implant as part of her family planning care. The clinic offers essential services to displaced women, promoting safe reproductive choices and maternal health in crisis-affected communities.
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'Difficult choices': aid cuts threaten effort to reduce maternal deaths in Nigeria.
'Difficult choices': aid cuts threaten effort to reduce maternal deaths in Nigeria.
Staff at a UN-run clinic in country's north-east worry about growing funding gaps amid dismantling of USAID.
A UNFPA health professional attends to a woman who has just delivered her baby at the Women exit the UNFPA-supported reproductive health clinic called Integrated Maternal Health Facility and Women and Girls Safe Space at the Muna Garage IDP camp after attending educational sessions on maternal health and family planning. These community-focused lectures aim to empower displaced women with knowledge about their health and well-being.
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'Difficult choices': aid cuts threaten effort to reduce maternal deaths in Nigeria.
'Difficult choices': aid cuts threaten effort to reduce maternal deaths in Nigeria.
Staff at a UN-run clinic in country's north-east worry about growing funding gaps amid dismantling of USAID.
A UNFPA health professional attends to a woman who has just delivered her baby at the Women exit the UNFPA-supported reproductive health clinic called Integrated Maternal Health Facility and Women and Girls Safe Space at the Muna Garage IDP camp after attending educational sessions on maternal health and family planning. These community-focused lectures aim to empower displaced women with knowledge about their health and well-being.
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'Difficult choices': aid cuts threaten effort to reduce maternal deaths in Nigeria.
'Difficult choices': aid cuts threaten effort to reduce maternal deaths in Nigeria.
Staff at a UN-run clinic in country's north-east worry about growing funding gaps amid dismantling of USAID.
A UNFPA health professional attends to a woman who has just delivered her baby at the Women exit the UNFPA-supported reproductive health clinic called Integrated Maternal Health Facility and Women and Girls Safe Space at the Muna Garage IDP camp after attending educational sessions on maternal health and family planning. These community-focused lectures aim to empower displaced women with knowledge about their health and well-being.
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'Difficult choices': aid cuts threaten effort to reduce maternal deaths in Nigeria.
'Difficult choices': aid cuts threaten effort to reduce maternal deaths in Nigeria.
Staff at a UN-run clinic in country's north-east worry about growing funding gaps amid dismantling of USAID.
Young student nurses at the Yerwa Primary Health Centre in Shehuri South
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'Difficult choices': aid cuts threaten effort to reduce maternal deaths in Nigeria.
'Difficult choices': aid cuts threaten effort to reduce maternal deaths in Nigeria.
Staff at a UN-run clinic in country's north-east worry about growing funding gaps amid dismantling of USAID.
Nurses attend to pregnant women at Yerwa Primary Health Centre in Shehuri South. The facility provides essential maternal healthcare services to women in the community, supporting safe pregnancies and childbirth.
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'Difficult choices': aid cuts threaten effort to reduce maternal deaths in Nigeria.
'Difficult choices': aid cuts threaten effort to reduce maternal deaths in Nigeria.
Staff at a UN-run clinic in country's north-east worry about growing funding gaps amid dismantling of USAID.
Nurses attend to pregnant women at Yerwa Primary Health Centre in Shehuri South. The facility provides essential maternal healthcare services to women in the community, supporting safe pregnancies and childbirth.
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'Difficult choices': aid cuts threaten effort to reduce maternal deaths in Nigeria.
'Difficult choices': aid cuts threaten effort to reduce maternal deaths in Nigeria.
Staff at a UN-run clinic in country's north-east worry about growing funding gaps amid dismantling of USAID.
Nurses attend to pregnant women at Yerwa Primary Health Centre in Shehuri South. The facility provides essential maternal healthcare services to women in the community, supporting safe pregnancies and childbirth.
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'Difficult choices': aid cuts threaten effort to reduce maternal deaths in Nigeria.
'Difficult choices': aid cuts threaten effort to reduce maternal deaths in Nigeria.
Staff at a UN-run clinic in country's north-east worry about growing funding gaps amid dismantling of USAID.
Nurses attend to pregnant women at Yerwa Primary Health Centre in Shehuri South. The facility provides essential maternal healthcare services to women in the community, supporting safe pregnancies and childbirth.
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'Difficult choices': aid cuts threaten effort to reduce maternal deaths in Nigeria.
'Difficult choices': aid cuts threaten effort to reduce maternal deaths in Nigeria.
Staff at a UN-run clinic in country's north-east worry about growing funding gaps amid dismantling of USAID.
Nurses attend to pregnant women at Yerwa Primary Health Centre in Shehuri South. The facility provides essential maternal healthcare services to women in the community, supporting safe pregnancies and childbirth.
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'Difficult choices': aid cuts threaten effort to reduce maternal deaths in Nigeria.
'Difficult choices': aid cuts threaten effort to reduce maternal deaths in Nigeria.
Staff at a UN-run clinic in country's north-east worry about growing funding gaps amid dismantling of USAID.
Nurses attend to pregnant women at Yerwa Primary Health Centre in Shehuri South. The facility provides essential maternal healthcare services to women in the community, supporting safe pregnancies and childbirth.
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'Difficult choices': aid cuts threaten effort to reduce maternal deaths in Nigeria.
'Difficult choices': aid cuts threaten effort to reduce maternal deaths in Nigeria.
Staff at a UN-run clinic in country's north-east worry about growing funding gaps amid dismantling of USAID.
Nurses attend to pregnant women at Yerwa Primary Health Centre in Shehuri South. The facility provides essential maternal healthcare services to women in the community, supporting safe pregnancies and childbirth.
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'Difficult choices': aid cuts threaten effort to reduce maternal deaths in Nigeria.
'Difficult choices': aid cuts threaten effort to reduce maternal deaths in Nigeria.
Staff at a UN-run clinic in country's north-east worry about growing funding gaps amid dismantling of USAID.
Nurses attend to pregnant women at Yerwa Primary Health Centre in Shehuri South. The facility provides essential maternal healthcare services to women in the community, supporting safe pregnancies and childbirth.
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'Difficult choices': aid cuts threaten effort to reduce maternal deaths in Nigeria.
'Difficult choices': aid cuts threaten effort to reduce maternal deaths in Nigeria.
Staff at a UN-run clinic in country's north-east worry about growing funding gaps amid dismantling of USAID.
Nurses attend to pregnant women at Yerwa Primary Health Centre in Shehuri South. The facility provides essential maternal healthcare services to women in the community, supporting safe pregnancies and childbirth.
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Ukrainian Medics
Jack, a volunteer driver, at his medical base. He transports wounded soldiers in ambulances and a Humvee from the frontline
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Anna, a volunteer pharmacologist, at a medical base in the frontline city of Lyman
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Ukrainian Medics
Svitlana Druzenko, medical director of the Pirogov First Volunteer Mobile Hospital. Its medics treat and evacuate wounded soldiers from the frontline
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Svitlana Druzenko, medical director of the Pirogov First Volunteer Mobile Hospital. Its medics treat and evacuate wounded soldiers from the frontline
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Ukrainian Medics
Roman Vozniak, a civilian doctor turned combat medic, among pine trees outside Sviatohirsk. The forest is heavily mined
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Ukrainian Medics
Roman Vozniak, a civilian doctor turned combat medic, among pine trees outside Sviatohirsk. The forest is heavily mined
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Ukrainian Medics
Inna Mahomedova, a 29-year-old medic, in the forest outside the city of Sviatohirsk. ‘There are always emotions when treating patients. My soul hurts,’ she said.
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Ukrainian Medics
Inna Mahomedova, a 29-year-old medic, in the forest outside the city of Sviatohirsk. ‘There are always emotions when treating patients. My soul hurts,’ she said.
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Illia, a combat medic with the Ukraine’s national guard, showing off his ambulance in the city of Sviatohirsk. Russian occupied the city for eight months after the full-scale invasion.
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Ukrainian Medics
A building destroyed by Russian bombing in Sloviansk
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Ukrainian Medics
Doctor Oleksandr – call-sign “Granddad” – in an ambulance used to transport injured soldiers from the frontline. There are blood stains on the floor from patients
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Ukrainian Medics
Doctor Oleksandr – call-sign “Granddad” – in an ambulance used to transport injured soldiers from the frontline. There are blood stains on the floor from patients
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Doctor Vitalii Harnyk treats an injured soldier, Andrii at a hospital in the Donestk region. Andrii suffered concussion during a drone attack on the frontline in the east.
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Doctor Vitalii Harnyk treats an injured soldier, Andrii at a hospital in the Donestk region. Andrii suffered concussion during a drone attack on the frontline in the east.
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Misha, a paramedic, he prepares a drip for a wounded Ukrainian soldier in Donetsk province
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Misha, a paramedic, treats a wounded Ukrainian soldier in Donetsk province
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Misha, a paramedic, treats a wounded Ukrainian soldier in Donetsk province
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'I want to do my part': Argentinian doctors come to the aid of Italy's hospital crisis
For many, moving to Sicily to tackle its healthcare emergency completes a migratory circle that has been generations in the making.
Ethnic Italians and their descendants constitute more than half of Argentina's population, so for many, moving to Italy completes a migratory circle that has been generations in the making.
The arrival of the doctors helped prevent the closure of the hospital and maintain local access to healthcare for 75,000 people in the surrounding areas - but challenges persist in Italy’s healthcare sector.
Mussomeli, Italy - Erika Dalila Moscatello portrayed in the town of Mussomeli in the Southern Italian region of Sicilu. Mrs. Moscatello is CONFAPI (Confedertation of Private and Small Medium-sized Industries for Sicily and Argentina. CONFAPI supports economic and social developments of countries.
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'I want to do my part': Argentinian doctors come to the aid of Italy's hospital crisis
For many, moving to Sicily to tackle its healthcare emergency completes a migratory circle that has been generations in the making.
Ethnic Italians and their descendants constitute more than half of Argentina's population, so for many, moving to Italy completes a migratory circle that has been generations in the making.
The arrival of the doctors helped prevent the closure of the hospital and maintain local access to healthcare for 75,000 people in the surrounding areas - but challenges persist in Italy’s healthcare sector.
Mussomeli, Italy - Erika Dalila Moscatello portrayed in the town of Mussomeli in the Southern Italian region of Sicilu. Mrs. Moscatello is CONFAPI (Confedertation of Private and Small Medium-sized Industries for Sicily and Argentina. CONFAPI supports economic and social developments of countries.
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'I want to do my part': Argentinian doctors come to the aid of Italy's hospital crisis
For many, moving to Sicily to tackle its healthcare emergency completes a migratory circle that has been generations in the making.
Ethnic Italians and their descendants constitute more than half of Argentina's population, so for many, moving to Italy completes a migratory circle that has been generations in the making.
The arrival of the doctors helped prevent the closure of the hospital and maintain local access to healthcare for 75,000 people in the surrounding areas - but challenges persist in Italy’s healthcare sector.
Mussomeli, Italy - Erika Dalila Moscatello portrayed in the town of Mussomeli in the Southern Italian region of Sicilu. Mrs. Moscatello is CONFAPI (Confedertation of Private and Small Medium-sized Industries for Sicily and Argentina. CONFAPI supports economic and social developments of countries.
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'I want to do my part': Argentinian doctors come to the aid of Italy's hospital crisis
For many, moving to Sicily to tackle its healthcare emergency completes a migratory circle that has been generations in the making.
Ethnic Italians and their descendants constitute more than half of Argentina's population, so for many, moving to Italy completes a migratory circle that has been generations in the making.
The arrival of the doctors helped prevent the closure of the hospital and maintain local access to healthcare for 75,000 people in the surrounding areas - but challenges persist in Italy’s healthcare sector.
Mussomeli, Italy - Doctor Alejandro Bertolotti. Dr. Bertolotti is an Argentinian doctor specialized in cardiovascular and thoracic surgery working at Maria Immacolata Longo hospital in the town of Mussomeli in the Southern Italian region of Sicily.
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'I want to do my part': Argentinian doctors come to the aid of Italy's hospital crisis
For many, moving to Sicily to tackle its healthcare emergency completes a migratory circle that has been generations in the making.
Ethnic Italians and their descendants constitute more than half of Argentina's population, so for many, moving to Italy completes a migratory circle that has been generations in the making.
The arrival of the doctors helped prevent the closure of the hospital and maintain local access to healthcare for 75,000 people in the surrounding areas - but challenges persist in Italy’s healthcare sector.
Mussomeli, Italy - Doctor Laura Lator, 38. Lator is an Argentinian doctor specialized in general and digestive surgery working at Maria Immacolata Longo hospital in the town of Mussomeli in the Southern Italian region of Sicily.
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'I want to do my part': Argentinian doctors come to the aid of Italy's hospital crisis
For many, moving to Sicily to tackle its healthcare emergency completes a migratory circle that has been generations in the making.
Ethnic Italians and their descendants constitute more than half of Argentina's population, so for many, moving to Italy completes a migratory circle that has been generations in the making.
The arrival of the doctors helped prevent the closure of the hospital and maintain local access to healthcare for 75,000 people in the surrounding areas - but challenges persist in Italy’s healthcare sector.
Mussomeli, Italy - From left to right:Argentinian doctors Francisco Javier Pereyra, Martin Venturini, Laura Lator and Alejandro Bertolotti.
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'I want to do my part': Argentinian doctors come to the aid of Italy's hospital crisis
For many, moving to Sicily to tackle its healthcare emergency completes a migratory circle that has been generations in the making.
Ethnic Italians and their descendants constitute more than half of Argentina's population, so for many, moving to Italy completes a migratory circle that has been generations in the making.
The arrival of the doctors helped prevent the closure of the hospital and maintain local access to healthcare for 75,000 people in the surrounding areas - but challenges persist in Italy’s healthcare sector.
Mussomeli, Italy - Dr. Alejandro Bertolotti walks in the Maria Immacolata Longo hospital in the town of Mussomeli in the Southern Italian region of Sicily.
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'I want to do my part': Argentinian doctors come to the aid of Italy's hospital crisis
For many, moving to Sicily to tackle its healthcare emergency completes a migratory circle that has been generations in the making.
Ethnic Italians and their descendants constitute more than half of Argentina's population, so for many, moving to Italy completes a migratory circle that has been generations in the making.
The arrival of the doctors helped prevent the closure of the hospital and maintain local access to healthcare for 75,000 people in the surrounding areas - but challenges persist in Italy’s healthcare sector.
Mussomeli, Italy - Doctor Alejandro Bertolotti. Dr. Bertolotti is an Argentinian doctor specialized in cardiovascular and thoracic surgery working at Maria Immacolata Longo hospital in the town of Mussomeli in the Southern Italian region of Sicily.
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'I want to do my part': Argentinian doctors come to the aid of Italy's hospital crisis
For many, moving to Sicily to tackle its healthcare emergency completes a migratory circle that has been generations in the making.
Ethnic Italians and their descendants constitute more than half of Argentina's population, so for many, moving to Italy completes a migratory circle that has been generations in the making.
The arrival of the doctors helped prevent the closure of the hospital and maintain local access to healthcare for 75,000 people in the surrounding areas - but challenges persist in Italy’s healthcare sector.
Mussomeli, Italy - Doctor Alejandro Bertolotti. Dr. Bertolotti is an Argentinian doctor specialized in cardiovascular and thoracic surgery working at Maria Immacolata Longo hospital in the town of Mussomeli in the Southern Italian region of Sicily.
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'I want to do my part': Argentinian doctors come to the aid of Italy's hospital crisis
For many, moving to Sicily to tackle its healthcare emergency completes a migratory circle that has been generations in the making.
Ethnic Italians and their descendants constitute more than half of Argentina's population, so for many, moving to Italy completes a migratory circle that has been generations in the making.
The arrival of the doctors helped prevent the closure of the hospital and maintain local access to healthcare for 75,000 people in the surrounding areas - but challenges persist in Italy’s healthcare sector.
Mussomeli, Italy - Aerial view of the town of Mussomeli in the Southern Italian region of Sicily.
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'I want to do my part': Argentinian doctors come to the aid of Italy's hospital crisis
For many, moving to Sicily to tackle its healthcare emergency completes a migratory circle that has been generations in the making.
Ethnic Italians and their descendants constitute more than half of Argentina's population, so for many, moving to Italy completes a migratory circle that has been generations in the making.
The arrival of the doctors helped prevent the closure of the hospital and maintain local access to healthcare for 75,000 people in the surrounding areas - but challenges persist in Italy’s healthcare sector.
Caltanissetta, Italy - Dr. Giovanni di Lorenzo, director of the surgery department of maria Immacolata Longo hospital in Mussomeli.
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'I want to do my part': Argentinian doctors come to the aid of Italy's hospital crisis
For many, moving to Sicily to tackle its healthcare emergency completes a migratory circle that has been generations in the making.
Ethnic Italians and their descendants constitute more than half of Argentina's population, so for many, moving to Italy completes a migratory circle that has been generations in the making.
The arrival of the doctors helped prevent the closure of the hospital and maintain local access to healthcare for 75,000 people in the surrounding areas - but challenges persist in Italy’s healthcare sector.
Caltanissetta, Italy - Dr. Giovanni di Lorenzo, director of the surgery department of maria Immacolata Longo hospital in Mussomeli.
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'I want to do my part': Argentinian doctors come to the aid of Italy's hospital crisis
For many, moving to Sicily to tackle its healthcare emergency completes a migratory circle that has been generations in the making.
Ethnic Italians and their descendants constitute more than half of Argentina's population, so for many, moving to Italy completes a migratory circle that has been generations in the making.
The arrival of the doctors helped prevent the closure of the hospital and maintain local access to healthcare for 75,000 people in the surrounding areas - but challenges persist in Italy’s healthcare sector.
Caltanissetta, Italy - Dr. Giovanni di Lorenzo, director of the surgery department of maria Immacolata Longo hospital in Mussomeli.
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Italy turns to Cuba to help revive ailing health system
Almost 500 Cuban health workers deployed across Calabria amid severe shortage of doctors.
In Italy's poorer south, the public health system had endured neglect for years before the pandemic, with severe cost-cutting leading to the closure of dozens of hospitals.
To remedy the problem, Calabria's regional government called on Cuba, famous worldwide for dispatching medical brigades to assist with saving lives, most often during times of humanitarian calamity.
Doctor Saidi Gallego Perez, 48, inside the Santa Maria degli Ungheresi hospital in Polistena in the Southern Italian region of Calabria.
Dr. Perez is part of a team of Cuban doctors that arrived in Calabria to help the local sanitary system.
Polistena, Calabria, Italy
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Italy turns to Cuba to help revive ailing health system
Almost 500 Cuban health workers deployed across Calabria amid severe shortage of doctors.
In Italy's poorer south, the public health system had endured neglect for years before the pandemic, with severe cost-cutting leading to the closure of dozens of hospitals.
To remedy the problem, Calabria's regional government called on Cuba, famous worldwide for dispatching medical brigades to assist with saving lives, most often during times of humanitarian calamity.
Doctor Asbel Diaz Fonseca (third from left) , 38, performing laparoscopy surgery inside the Santa Maria degli Ungheresi hospital in Polistena in the Southern Italian region of Calabria.
Dr. Fonseca is a surgeon and is part of a team of Cuban doctors that arrived in Calabria to help the local sanitary system.
Polistena, Calabria, Italy
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Italy turns to Cuba to help revive ailing health system
Almost 500 Cuban health workers deployed across Calabria amid severe shortage of doctors.
In Italy's poorer south, the public health system had endured neglect for years before the pandemic, with severe cost-cutting leading to the closure of dozens of hospitals.
To remedy the problem, Calabria's regional government called on Cuba, famous worldwide for dispatching medical brigades to assist with saving lives, most often during times of humanitarian calamity.
Doctor Asbel Diaz Fonseca (third from left) , 38, performing laparoscopy surgery inside the Santa Maria degli Ungheresi hospital in Polistena in the Southern Italian region of Calabria.
Dr. Fonseca is a surgeon and is part of a team of Cuban doctors that arrived in Calabria to help the local sanitary system.
Polistena, Calabria, Italy
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Italy turns to Cuba to help revive ailing health system
Almost 500 Cuban health workers deployed across Calabria amid severe shortage of doctors.
In Italy's poorer south, the public health system had endured neglect for years before the pandemic, with severe cost-cutting leading to the closure of dozens of hospitals.
To remedy the problem, Calabria's regional government called on Cuba, famous worldwide for dispatching medical brigades to assist with saving lives, most often during times of humanitarian calamity.
Doctor Asbel Diaz Fonseca (third from left) , 38, performing laparoscopy surgery inside the Santa Maria degli Ungheresi hospital in Polistena in the Southern Italian region of Calabria.
Dr. Fonseca is a surgeon and is part of a team of Cuban doctors that arrived in Calabria to help the local sanitary system.
Polistena, Calabria, Italy
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Italy turns to Cuba to help revive ailing health system
Almost 500 Cuban health workers deployed across Calabria amid severe shortage of doctors.
In Italy's poorer south, the public health system had endured neglect for years before the pandemic, with severe cost-cutting leading to the closure of dozens of hospitals.
To remedy the problem, Calabria's regional government called on Cuba, famous worldwide for dispatching medical brigades to assist with saving lives, most often during times of humanitarian calamity.
Doctor Asbel Diaz Fonseca, 38, talks with a colleague before performing surgery inside the Santa Maria degli Ungheresi hospital in Polistena in the Southern Italian region of Calabria.
Dr. Fonseca is a surgeon and is part of a team of Cuban doctors that arrived in Calabria to help the local sanitary system.
Polistena, Calabria, Italy
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