Migration
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© Haroon.Q.Mohamoud (flickr)
07/22/2008Somali doctors, nurses, and other health care professionals living in Finland will soon return to Northern Somalia to share their skills with local health care staff as part of a pilot project designed to build up the African country's health system.
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