Służba zdrowia w Sierra Leone - NYT
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Dr. Jessica Shantha, left, examines the eye of Isatu Tholley, 12, the day after her cataract was removed, in Freetown, Sierra Leone, Aug. 3, 2017. Until recently, some eye surgeons, including Dr. Moges Teshome, right, were reluctant to operate on the eyes of Ebola survivors, for fear that the insides of the eyes might still harbor the virus. (Jane Hahn/The New York Times)
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2017-08-03
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