KU Fellow Returns to Zambia
After completing an international physician fellowship at the University of Kansas, Dr. Patrick Kinda has returned to Lusaka, Zambia, where he serves as the Medical
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Due to industrialization in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, trauma is claiming lives at an unprecedented rate. As the city’s population and labor force grows, injuries have skyrocketed. Our solution consists of surgical training, collaborative research, distribution of orthopedic equipment, and building a hospital.
After completing an international physician fellowship at the University of Kansas, Dr. Patrick Kinda has returned to Lusaka, Zambia, where he serves as the Medical
After completing a fellowship in Orthopedic Trauma and Arthroplasty Surgery at the University of Kansas Hospital, Dr. Abiy Worku mentors junior colleagues and residents, passing
Kurdis, is a merchant from Addis Ababa, who suffered a gunshot wound to her lower extremities while traveling in Qatar. After 8 hours past the
Sagera, a 19 year old merchant and Arsenal fan from rural Ethiopia, after moving to Addis Ababa alone for work, was hit by a taxi,
Abdurrahman, an 11-year-old student residing in Hosana, Ethiopia, suffered a leg fracture while playing a game of tetherball. Initially trying to hide his injury, Abdurrahman
After completing his Fellowship at the University of Kansas Medical Center, Dr. Solomon Goshu Mengistu returned to Ethiopia with the goal of opening Ethiopia’s first-ever
Kokebe Gebru, a retired military officer, was struck by a pickup truck while walking around the streets of Bishoftu, a city just South East of
In the rural outskirts of Ambo, an elderly mother of eight suffered a fall, resulting in a life-threatening hip fracture. The severity of her injury
