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Profiles of Women in Medicine

19May

Anita Dunn in Samoa - Changing lives

Australian nurse Anita Dunn is a Youth Ambassador sharing her time and expertise working alongside veteran Samoan nurse Simealai Tavana to provide a much needed Nurse-on- Wheels service to the community. The house-to-house service is the brainchild of Simealai who saw a need for at home care for elderly patients.

The Australian Government is helping by providing a nurse through the Australian Volunteer for International Development program. Anita provides medical assistance to the country's most needy as well as taking in a healthy dose of Samoan culture.


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06April

What's disability To Me? Rachael's Story

The World Report on Disability is a major publication from the World Health Organization and World Bank, launched on 9 June 2011 in Geneva.

The Report explores current evidence about disability, identifies needs, and highlights what works to improve the lives of people with disabilities in areas including health, rehabilitation, support, environments, education and employment.

We want to hear from people with disabilities about what can be done to overcome barriers to participation in their communities. To continue the debate, we asked Rachael Johnson a woman with disabilities from the United Kingdom, "What's disability to you?"

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25December

Dr. Maude Elizabeth Seymour Abbott

Dr. Maude Elizabeth Seymour Abbott was among the first Canadian women to receive a higher education. She completed her M.D., C.M. at the University of Bishop's College, and went to Vienna for further studies. She returned to Montreal to practice medicine and was soon appointed director of the McGill University Medical Museum, an institution which became a first-rate teaching tool for medical students and a resource base for practitioners.

Read a profile article about Dr. Maude Abbot - a Leader in Pathology and Cardiology

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25December

Dr. Lucille Teasdale-Corti: Before I go - part 3

Before I Go/Avant de vous faire mes adieux, the story of Montrealer Lucille Teasdale who , with her husband, built and ran Uganda's best hospital before contracting aids during war surgery.

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25December

Dr. Lucille Teasdale-Corti: Before I go - part 2

Before I Go/Avant de vous faire mes adieux, the story of Montrealer Lucille Teasdale who , with her husband, built and ran Uganda's best hospital before contracting aids during war surgery.

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