UNC Project Malawi saves lives abroad, improves health here
Posted Jul 30, 2017
A Triangle university is saving lives in an African country and in turn is improving healthcare here in North Carolina. UNC Project-Malawi started with three doctors and has blossomed into a program that allows UNC medical students to get a crash course in various specialties that have helped thousands of patients. It's helping children too.
(ABC 11)
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