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Delhi Hospital Successfully Treats Iraq Boy With Rare Leg Deformity
A teenage boy from Iraq with severe deformity of legs has been successfully treated at a private hospital in Delhi, according to a statement.
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30 Iraqi Children With Congenital Heart Diseases Operated Upon At Delhi Hospital
30 Iraqi children with congenital heart diseases, whose surgeries were delayed due to the coronavirus pandemic, have been operated upon at a private facility here, according to a statement from the hospital.
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11 Newborns Dead In Baghdad Hospital Blaze
A fire tore through the maternity ward of one of Baghdad's largest hospitals Wednesday, killing at least 11 premature babies, medical and security sources said.
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Iraq Risks Losing Generation Due To Lack Of Schools, Healthcare: UNICEF
Preventing violence from depriving millions of children in Iraq of education and decent healthcare is a key humanitarian priority for the country in 2016, a senior UN official said on Wednesday.
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Oommen Chandy Seeks Support for Nurses Evacuated from Iraq and Libya
To further the cause of rehabilitating the nurses who have been evacuated from war-torn Iraq and in the process of being evacuated from Libya, Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy today met 20 business representatives from the healthcare sector to shore up support.
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Delhi Hospital Successfully Treats Iraq Boy With Rare Leg Deformity
A teenage boy from Iraq with severe deformity of legs has been successfully treated at a private hospital in Delhi, according to a statement.
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30 Iraqi Children With Congenital Heart Diseases Operated Upon At Delhi Hospital
30 Iraqi children with congenital heart diseases, whose surgeries were delayed due to the coronavirus pandemic, have been operated upon at a private facility here, according to a statement from the hospital.
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11 Newborns Dead In Baghdad Hospital Blaze
A fire tore through the maternity ward of one of Baghdad's largest hospitals Wednesday, killing at least 11 premature babies, medical and security sources said.
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Iraq Risks Losing Generation Due To Lack Of Schools, Healthcare: UNICEF
Preventing violence from depriving millions of children in Iraq of education and decent healthcare is a key humanitarian priority for the country in 2016, a senior UN official said on Wednesday.
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Oommen Chandy Seeks Support for Nurses Evacuated from Iraq and Libya
To further the cause of rehabilitating the nurses who have been evacuated from war-torn Iraq and in the process of being evacuated from Libya, Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy today met 20 business representatives from the healthcare sector to shore up support.
