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🔥 These are dogs in the ICU. In Uganda, we unfortunately cannot even pay a stipend for our medical interns. 🔥 Shame on us if we let this continue to happen ❣️ Ministry of Health- Uganda Uganda Medical Association Central Branch FRNK Asiimwe FUMSA

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