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Restoring dignity | 70041-1
Two young women await their fistula operations at Kitovu hospital in Masaka, Uganda.
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USAID Honduras- Zika | 61771-205
Men attend a workshop focused on Zika prevention strategies run by psychologist Itza Cardenas and nurse Zayda Caceres, with the ASSIST project, at Tela Hospital in Tela, Honduras.
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USAID Honduras- Zika | 61771-204
Men attend a workshop focused on Zika prevention strategies run by psychologist Itza Cardenas and nurse Zayda Caceres, with the ASSIST project, at Tela Hospital in Tela, Honduras.
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USAID Honduras- Zika | 61771-203
Men attend a workshop focused on Zika prevention strategies run by psychologist Itza Cardenas and nurse Zayda Caceres, with the ASSIST project, at Tela Hospital in Tela, Honduras.
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| 61771-195
A nurse presents a Zika educational program to pregnant women at the Tela Hospital in Tela, Honduras.
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A nurse presents a Zika educational program to pregnant women at the Tela Hospital in Tela, Honduras.
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USAID Honduras- Zika | 61771-193
Nurse Zayda Caceres holds a Zika prevention poster at Tela Hospital in Tela, Honduras.
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| 61771-192
Men attend a workshop focused on Zika prevention strategies run by psychologist Itza Cardenas and nurse Zayda Caceres, with the ASSIST project, at Tela Hospital in Tela, Honduras.
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Men attend a workshop focused on Zika prevention strategies run by psychologist Itza Cardenas and nurse Zayda Caceres, with the ASSIST project, at Tela Hospital in Tela, Honduras.
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Men attend a workshop focused on Zika prevention strategies run by psychologist Itza Cardenas and nurse Zayda Caceres, with the ASSIST project, at Tela Hospital in Tela, Honduras.
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| 61771-189
Men attend a workshop focused on Zika prevention strategies run by psychologist Itza Cardenas and nurse Zayda Caceres, with the ASSIST project, at Tela Hospital in Tela, Honduras.
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| 61771-188
Men attend a workshop focused on Zika prevention strategies run by psychologist Itza Cardenas and nurse Zayda Caceres, with the ASSIST project, at Tela Hospital in Tela, Honduras.
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| 61771-187
A nurse presents a Zika educational program to pregnant women at the Tela Hospital in Tela, Honduras.
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A nurse presents a Zika educational program to pregnant women at the Tela Hospital in Tela, Honduras.
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USAID Honduras- Zika | 61771-185
19-year-old Sandra Meja at Tela Hospital in El Progreso City, Honduras, with her 3-month-old daughter Aylin Meja, who is at risk for developing Congenital Zika Syndrome.
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USAID Honduras- Zika | 61771-184
At Tela Hospital in El Progreso City, Honduras, Dr. Ileana Mayes Flores, the only geneticist in the public sector of Honduras, examines Aylin Meja, 3-month-old baby of 19-year-old Sandra Meja, who was infected with the Zika virus during pregnancy. The medical staff is closely monitoring her baby...
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USAID Honduras- Zika | 61771-183
At Tela Hospital in El Progreso City, Honduras, Dr. Milixa Dixiara Ordonez Flores (right) and Dr. Ileana Mayes Flores (left) consult infant growth charts for reference in a possible Zika Congenital Syndrome case. The Zika virus can be spread by mosquitoes, from pregnant women to the fetus, as well...
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USAID Honduras- Zika | 61771-182
Nurse Zayda Caceres, ASSIST Liaison with the Tela Hospital in El Progreso City, Honduras, speaks with Sandra Meja, 19-year-old mother of 3-month-old Aylin Meja, who is at risk for developing Congenital Zika Syndrome. Infants at risk are monitored by medical staff, according to Dr. Ileana Mayes...
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USAID Honduras- Zika | 61771-181
At Tela Hospital in El Progreso City, Honduras, Dr. Milixa Dixiara Ordonez Flores (right) and Dr. Ileana Mayes Flores (left) consult infant growth charts for reference in a possible Zika Congenital Syndrome case. The Zika virus can be spread by mosquitoes, from pregnant women to the fetus, as well...
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USAID Honduras- Zika | 61771-180
19-year-old Sandra Meja at Tela Hospital in El Progreso City, Honduras, with her 3-month-old daughter Aylin Meja, who is at risk for developing Congenital Zika Syndrome.
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USAID Honduras- Zika | 61771-179
19-year-old Sandra Meja at Tela Hospital in El Progreso City, Honduras, with her 3-month-old daughter Aylin Meja, who is at risk for developing Congenital Zika Syndrome.
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USAID Honduras- Zika | 61771-178
19-year-old Sandra Meja at Tela Hospital in El Progreso City, Honduras, with her 3-month-old daughter Aylin Meja, who is at risk for developing Congenital Zika Syndrome.
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USAID Honduras- Zika | 61771-177
19-year-old Sandra Meja at Tela Hospital in El Progreso City, Honduras, with her 3-month-old daughter Aylin Meja, who is at risk for developing Congenital Zika Syndrome.
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USAID Honduras- Zika | 61771-176
At Tela Hospital in El Progreso City, Honduras, Dr. Ileana Mayes Flores, the only geneticist in the public sector of Honduras, examines Aylin Meja, 3-month-old baby of 19-year-old Sandra Meja, who was infected with the Zika virus during pregnancy. The medical staff is closely monitoring her baby...
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USAID Honduras- Zika | 61771-175
In Tela, Honduras, 17-year-old mother Ana Gomez found out she had Zika during her pregnancy when she had an ultrasound. Her son, Tyler Jafeth Gomez, 2 months old, is affected by Congenital Zika Syndrome. He was born with microcephaly, a congenital malformation resulting in smaller than normal head...
