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Faduma*, 16 receives a vaccination & health check - Burao, Somalia. Image credit: Mustafa Saeed / Save the Children

Which Health Services in Humanitarian Settings should we NOT provide during COVID-19?

2020-11-11
Speakers: Prof. Karl Blanchet, Geneva Centre of Humanitarian…
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