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A man walks through a room at Dar Al Shifa Hospital, damaged in yesterday’s Syrian Air force air strike, in the Sha’aar neighbourhood of Aleppo August 15, 2012. The patients that were in the hospital when the air strike happened have now all been evacuated. REUTERS/Goran Tomasevic

Dismemberment Devastates Aleppo

by Paula Astih | Jun 20, 2016 | Middle East

The scene of dismembered children and youth became familiar in the areas controlled by the opposition in Aleppo, with the lack of vessels-specialized doctors and the inability of transporting the injured people to hospitals on the Turkish borders, following the...

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Junior doctors protesting on the imposition of new junior physicians contract, London- APA

Hunt’s New Law Compels Junior Medics to Leave Britain

by Mina Al-Droubi | Feb 20, 2016 | World

London- Britain today faces precursors of junior medics leaving the country because of the recently imposed junior doctors’ contract by Secretary of State for Health Jeremy Hunt, considering it cruel and unjust. New statistics show that the number of junior doctors...

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Turkish and European Union flags fly together as people walk under them at Taksim Square on May 24, 2013, in Istanbul. AFP Photo/Bulent Kilic

Keep Bridging the Gap

by Hugh Pope | Jun 19, 2013 | Majalla Blogs

Three weeks of unrest in Turkey have left five people dead, injured many others, and forced thousands more to seek treatment for tear gas inhalation. Now an international crisis over the still simmering protests could do critical damage to the great drivers of...