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Ko Min Naing Oo

Looking back...

TB first came into my life in June 2000 and kept coming back over the next 13 years, getting harder and harder for the doctors to treat it.

22 Aug 2013 / 3 minute read

Highlights

A sunset on the Mediterranean Sea

Iraq: "He is too young to be so hungry, too young to understand the decisions his family had to make to survive"

ER mode: My last patient in Nigeria

Crossing a swamp in South Sudan

Crossing the swamp: How we get healthcare to the people in remote South Sudan

Feeding little Bilal: treating malnutrition in Pakistan

MSF psychologist Kateřina Šrahůlková and a girl draw pictures together

"Imagine a safe place": Working as a psychologist with refugee children

A neonatal experience in Gambela, Ethiopia

Ebola: "I was terrified of my first time in the high-risk zone. Now I train others."

MSf doctor Chris Hook caring for a patient in Yemen

Yemen: Giving hope to people caught in the crossfire

When people flee to seek refuge

Innovation: Civil war, communities and HIV

Last blog post from a Muzungu* in the Democratic Republic of the Congo