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Many communities around the world have a shortage of doctors and specialists needed to treat local patients. A new telehealth initiative aims to connect surgeons, doctors and specialists with local care providers, expanding expertise and training globally. (Direct Relief photo)

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World Telehealth Initiative Formed to Bring World-Class Care to Communities Globally

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Direct Relief staff offloads 20,000 N-95 respirators, 20 oxygen concentrators, an emergency health kit designed to care for medical needs for more than 100 patients, hygiene kits, and medical response packs on Saturday to the Butte County Public Health Department in Oroville, CA. (Andrew Fletcher/Direct Relief)

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