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06.03.2007

Tromsø students to Uganda

Four medical students are travelling to Lira in Uganda for their 2. year elective periode. They will be staying at Lira Regional Referral Hospital for two weeks and are focusing on learning about the work on preventing mother to child transmission of HIV/Aids.


Ingvill Konradsen Ceïde


Karen, Christina, Lene and Linnea are travelling to Uganda
Karen Prytz, Christina Isachsen, Lene Andersen and Linnea Berglund
The students have been preparing for their elective period in Uganda together with the Centre for International Health, and dentist Bjørn Figenschou who are currently working on a dental health project at the Lira Regional Referral Hospital. The students are Karen Prytz, Christina Isachsen, Lene Andersen and Linnea Berglund.

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Opprettet av project coordinator Ingvill Konradsen Ceïde den 06.03.2007
Oppdatert av project coordinator Ingvill Konradsen Ceïde den 06.03.2007 15:09
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