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I just want to briefly highlight, the blue rods are the scores of microscopy only at the five clinics in Dar es Salaam on a population of 500,000 people, where 15,000 reported to get a test done.
In American fertility clinics, 75 percent of couples are requesting girls and not boys.
And there's schools and clinics and shops.
Today, there are 14 health clinics in that area alone.
Even the aid agencies, who begin to receive an enormous amount of money from the U.S. and the European governments to build schools and clinics, are somewhat disinclined to challenge the idea that Afghanistan is an existential threat to global security.
And we run clinics in these very remote regions where there's no medical care whatsoever.
In that clinic, even today, there are two social workers for 24,000 pediatric patients, which is better than a lot of the clinics out there.
This is part of a series of baseball clinics, where we have explored collaboration between Major League Baseball, the Department of State, who sets up the diplomatic piece of this, military baseball players, who are real soldiers with real skills but participate in this mission, and they put on clinics throughout Latin America and the Caribbean, in Honduras, in Nicaragua, in all of the Central American and Caribbean nations where baseball is so popular, and it creates security.
To overcome these barriers, Alaska has developed a state-of-the-art telemedicine system that connects over 250 village health clinics with specialists who triage all types of health concerns.
And inspired by what I learned from Nathaniel, I started an organization on Skid Row of musicians called Street Symphony, bringing the light of music into the very darkest places, performing for the homeless and mentally ill at shelters and clinics on Skid Row, performing for combat veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder, and for the incarcerated and those labeled as criminally insane.
To get legitimacy, governments often need to deliver things like primary education, primary health, roads, build hospitals and clinics.
But after we disbursed the loans, I remember a trip in Uganda where I found newly built schools without textbooks or teachers, new health clinics without drugs, and the poor once again without any voice or recourse.
For the bargain price of a few thousand dollars, there are clinics in the U.S. that will give you one of these SPECT scans and use the image to help diagnose your problems.
These scans, the clinics say, can help prevent Alzheimer's disease, solve weight and addiction issues, overcome marital conflicts, and treat, of course, a variety of mental illnesses ranging from depression to anxiety to ADHD.
Some of these clinics are pulling in tens of millions of dollars a year in business.
But these clinics have treated tens of thousands of patients to date, many of them children, and SPECT imaging involves a radioactive injection, so exposing people to radiation, potentially harmful.
It's dependent on hospitals and clinics for our every care need.
Humans invented the idea of hospitals and clinics in the 1780s.
Out of all the care I've had in hospitals and clinics around the world, the first time I've ever had a true team-based care experience was at Legacy Good Sam these last six months for me to go get this.
Legacy trained us on how to do care for me at home so that they could offload the hospitals and clinics.
We don't know for, really, basically, any of the clinics in the developing world, which ones have medicines and which ones don't.
We have no idea of what the supply chain is for those clinics.
We have paper forms to track people who come into clinics.
There are millions and millions and millions of programs, millions of clinics that need to track drugs, millions of vaccine programs.
For instance, we're setting up clinics in Africa where we're going to be giving free antiretroviral drugs, free TB treatment and free malaria treatment.
But we're also trying to make them self-sustaining clinics, so that people pay for some other aspects.
The problem there is how do you take them from clinics where they're being collected to hospitals where they're being analyzed?
Different schools and clinics we've been doing in Tibet.
We secured equipment, funds, vehicles, we trained a team, we set up a hundred clinics throughout the Great Rift Valley to try and understand a single question: why are people going blind, and what can we do?
So we started StreetCred, an organization prescribing tax preparation in clinics serving kids.
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