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INMED Newsletter Archive

INMED newsletters are organized below according to the following topics.

DISASTER MANAGEMENT

Forgotten Disasters Hurricane Destruction & Emergency Response Katrina & International Health You Can Bring Hope Amidst The Rubble!

INDIVIDUAL HIGHLIGHTS

Coming To Love Zambia - Emily Schwartz Dreams Fulfilled In Cameroon Haiti: Nursing Outside The Comfort Zone Impossible? A Practice And Medical Missions? INMED Students In China INMED Students In Ghana INMED Students In Honduras Saving Children In Ghana - Erica Horton Serving The Somali People! Where Are INMED Graduates Now? Dr. Kevin Raymer Who Are The Most Famous People In Medical Missions?

INMED OPPORTUNITIES

2008 Exploring Medical Missions Conference 2005 INMED Graduation First Exploring Medical Missions Conference INMED 2007 update International Medicine Course International Medicine Intensive Course INMED & The Islamic Medical Association INMED Moves To New Headquarters New Training Site In Papua New Guinea

INSPIRATIONAL

A Gift Of Hope To Zambia Call For Help At Mission Hospitals World-Wide Can A Specialist Do Medical Missions? Feeling Inspired? Now Take The Next Steps How Can I Launch Into Medical Missions? Renew Your Dreams Renew Your Skills What Ignites Your Passion? What's The Allure Of International Medicine? Why Do Medical Missions? Part 1 Why Do Medical Missions? Part 2

INTERNATIONAL HIV MEDICINE

95 Percent Forgotten: HIV In Developing Nations Can HIV Be Fought On A Budget? INMED Launches CARE FOR KIDS In South Africa Introducing INMED's International HIV Medicine Certificate Training Health Professionals To Combat HIV/AIDS

MEDICAL MISSION TOPICS

A Hospital With Just One Doctor? Contrasting Prosperity In China Could You Diagnose Bird Flu? Crossing Cultures Without Becoming Cross Ethics And Medical Missions Fighting The Diseases of Poverty Future Of Medical Missions Isn't English Enough For Doing Medical Missions? Medical Missions: Unquestionably Life-Changing The Future Of Medical Missions Two Babies In Angola What Is International Medicine?

MOTIVATIONAL

Forgotten Diseases Forgotten People Plight Of The Disabled Poor Surprised By Giving Unleash Your Power To Serve

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