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What was once a gap in accessing global health care is now a crisis

  • As the aftershocks of COVID-19 reverberate around the world, what was once a gap in health services delivery has turned into a global crisis.
Opinion | BY CHRIS DENDYS, LIA TADESSE | June 30, 2021
In 36 lower-income countries, a staggering four million pregnant women have lost access to prenatal care, 82 million children have not received needed treatments for dehydration, and 17 million have missed out on routine immunizations critical to protecting them from deadly diseases, write Dr. Lia Tadesse and Chris Dendys. Photograph courtesy of Results Canada

What was once a gap in accessing global health care is now a crisis

Opinion | BY CHRIS DENDYS, LIA TADESSE | June 30, 2021
  • As the aftershocks of COVID-19 reverberate around the world, what was once a gap in health services delivery has turned into a global crisis.

What was once a gap in accessing global health care is now a crisis

Opinion | BY CHRIS DENDYS, LIA TADESSE | June 30, 2021
  • As the aftershocks of COVID-19 reverberate around the world, what was once a gap in health services delivery has turned into a global crisis.
In 36 lower-income countries, a staggering four million pregnant women have lost access to prenatal care, 82 million children have not received needed treatments for dehydration, and 17 million have missed out on routine immunizations critical to protecting them from deadly diseases, write Dr. Lia Tadesse and Chris Dendys. Photograph courtesy of Results Canada

What was once a gap in accessing global health care is now a crisis

  • As the aftershocks of COVID-19 reverberate around the world, what was once a gap in health services delivery has turned into a global crisis.
Opinion | BY CHRIS DENDYS, LIA TADESSE | June 30, 2021
In 36 lower-income countries, a staggering four million pregnant women have lost access to prenatal care, 82 million children have not received needed treatments for dehydration, and 17 million have missed out on routine immunizations critical to protecting them from deadly diseases, write Dr. Lia Tadesse and Chris Dendys. Photograph courtesy of Results Canada

What was once a gap in accessing global health care is now a crisis

Opinion | BY CHRIS DENDYS, LIA TADESSE | June 30, 2021
  • As the aftershocks of COVID-19 reverberate around the world, what was once a gap in health services delivery has turned into a global crisis.

What was once a gap in accessing global health care is now a crisis

Opinion | BY CHRIS DENDYS, LIA TADESSE | June 30, 2021
  • As the aftershocks of COVID-19 reverberate around the world, what was once a gap in health services delivery has turned into a global crisis.
In 36 lower-income countries, a staggering four million pregnant women have lost access to prenatal care, 82 million children have not received needed treatments for dehydration, and 17 million have missed out on routine immunizations critical to protecting them from deadly diseases, write Dr. Lia Tadesse and Chris Dendys. Photograph courtesy of Results Canada
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