Mar 2, 2008
Wichita to train doctors for work in Third World
“People are seeking this. It really meets a need.”
The soldier in Rwanda came to the hospital with a gunshot wound from an AK-47.
The doctor available that day, Todd Stephens, grew up in Minneola and figured he'd received a solid education in family practice medicine in his home state. But he wasn't a surgeon. This man needed surgery or he could die.
Doctors across America volunteer their services overseas in developing countries. But many find they are ill-equipped for ailments that may get a cursory glance in U.S. medical schools, but are daily occurrences in these countries. Read more
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