Dr. Deborah Khoo, a Singaporean anaesthesiologist, was deeply moved by the humanitarian work of Medecins Sans Frontieres and decided to join a three-month medical mission in Afghanistan. During her time there, she worked with other volunteers from around the world to treat trauma injuries, demonstrating her dedication to providing medical care in challenging environments. Dr. Khoo’s experience highlights the importance of international collaboration in delivering crucial medical assistance to those in need.
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Revealed: Chinese researchers can access half a million UK GP records
SummaryResearchers from China will gain access to half a million UK GP records through the UK Biobank, despite concerns from western intelligence agencies regarding the authoritarian regime's potential to accumulate health data. The UK Biobank, which contains extensive medical information from 500,000 volunteers, provides data to universities, scientific institutions, and private companies, with one in five successful access applications originating from China. Preparations are underway to transfer these records, highlighting the ongoing debate over data...
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