When Don Hohne visited the Arusha region of Tanzania in 2012, he saw a man with an enlarged abdomen, swollen with fluid to the point that it looked like he was nine months pregnant. Seeing the man’s pain and discomfort, Hohne’s group inquired with a local palliative care staff member if the fluid…
Source: Sun
Nonprofit with Towson ties helps breathe 'new life' into seriously ill Tanzanian patients
Published in Halethorpe
More from HalethorpeMore posts in Halethorpe »
- Maryland State Sen. Clarence Lam joins large field in race for John Sarbanes’ congressional seat
- Catonsville-Arbutus Times 2022-23 high school girls basketball preview: Area teams looking to overcome inexperience
- Charles E. Dutton and Margaret Rose Dutton, couple married for nearly 50 years, die within hours of each other
- The Aegis 2023 high school boys basketball preview: C. Milton Wright is ‘team to beat’
- University of Maryland to launch antisemitism and Islamophobia task force amid increased on-campus tensions
Be First to Comment