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Yemen's largest hospital resumes kidney transplant operations after years of suspension

Naseh Shaker   Source: Al Mayadeen English    2022-11-05 14:03    2 Shares
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Al-Thawra hospital in the capital Sanaa has resumed performing kidney transplants by a Yemeni team for free as the Health Ministry and Zakat Authority fund the operations.

Yemen's largest hospital resumes kidney transplant operations after years of suspension
Yemen's largest hospital resumes kidney transplant operations after years of suspension
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