US EditionMaking a difference in Zambia, one patient at a time
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Making a difference in Zambia, one patient at a time
At a small farm in Zambia, 35-year-old Martin Mutandwa tends to tomatoes, fish, pigs, and corn with dedication. Diagnosed with hemophilia at age five, Martin’s journey has been marked by frequent hospitalizations that interrupted his education and isolated him from childhood play. It was only when his quality of life dramatically improved—thanks to the efforts of the World Federation of Hemophilia (WFH)—that he was able to find purpose in life. …
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