Cochrane Times
Doctor reaches Tibetan Plateau
Samara Cygman
A Cochrane doctor weathered altitudes of 14,000 feet, exposure to potentially fatal diseases and having to drink yak-butter tea for one month to deliver desperately-needed health care, vitamins and education to locals in one of the most isolated regions in the world the Tibetan plateau.
Dr. Bill Hanlon, family physician at the Cochrane Medical Clinic, returned
home Dec. 6 from his Tibet Child Nutrition and Multi-drug Resistant Tuberculosis project, where he and an American colleague, Dr. Nancy Harris ......
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