Podcast: MSF Frontline Reports

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Share Podcast MSF Frontline Reports MSF Frontline Reports July 06, 2010 Nigeria 2010 © Olga Overbeek/MSF In an area of northwest Nigeria, gold-mining means extremely high levels of lead-poisoning and the deaths of children. MSF treats patients for lead-poisoning for the first time in the organization's history. Additional music: "Love Theme" © David Merson Hess Listen: New Window \| Download Become a regular listener: Subscribe in iTunes Subscribe with RSS Hear more: June 29, 2010 Keeping babies alive during the first 28 days of their lives is challengin... June 24, 2010 The HIV-TB dual epidemic in Swaziland: one in four adults in the country h... For more updates on MSF's work around the world you can follow us on Twitter and Facebook.	Donate Now ABOUT MSF'S WORK All Podcasts » Nigeria Related Field News Nigeria: MSF Continues To Help Children With Lead Poisoning Jul 15, 2010 Field News Measles: Summary of Current and Recent MSF Projects as of June 2010 Jun 17, 2010 Field News Nigeria: MSF Helps Treat Children With Lead Poisoning Jun 14, 2010 Tags Nigeria E-newsletter Subscribe CONNECT & SHARE Facebook Twitter YouTube Tumblr Banners & Buttons
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