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"I can't show you how, exactly, health care is a basic human right. But what I can argue is that no one should have to die of a disease that is treatable." -Paul Farmer
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Global health professional, MPH and returned Peace Corps Volunteer (Nicaragua '11-'13). Writer and dog-owner. Very talented at tripping over immobile objects. Views are my own.
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That’s a wrap! We trained a group of super skilled and experienced research nurses for the LIFE study. It was a busy but satisfying week in Lilongwe! 1. Trainers plus Don; 2. The whole group! 3. Guest house dogs, Jelly Bean (left) and Joe Biden (right); 4. Role playing; 5. So. Much. Paper.; 6. Practicing measuring head circumference on dolls!; 7. The dolls. Not pictured: that time four real babies came into training to practice anthropometrics and breastfeeding assessments. The whole atmosphere changed as everyone cooed them. #malawi #uncprojectmalawi #maternalchildhealth #infanthealth #ariadnelabs @ariadnelabs

Malawian sunset 🇲🇼 🌅 Super pumped to help kick off the LIFE study training in Lilongwe this week! @ariadnelabs

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