One doctor’s personal experience of working in Africa to positively change the lives of women with obstetric fistula
Approximately two million women in the world suffer the effects of obstetric fistula but have little or no access to fistula surgery, almost all in developing countries
Providing women with access to safe childbirth practices is the best form of prevention
The role of an Australian charity - The Barbara May Foundation, in tackling this issue

Host: Dr Vivienne Miller | Total time: 17 mins

Guest: Andrew Browning, Obstetrician; Obstetric Fistula Surgeon; Co-founder, Barbara May Foundation



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<li>One doctor’s personal experience of working in Africa to positively change the lives of women with obstetric fistula</li>
<li>Approximately two million women in the world suffer the effects of obstetric fistula but have little or no access to fistula surgery, almost all in developing countries</li>
<li>Providing women with access to safe childbirth practices is the best form of prevention</li>
<li>The role of an Australian charity - The Barbara May Foundation, in tackling this issue</li>
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Host: Dr Vivienne Miller | Total time: 17 mins
Guest: Andrew Browning, Obstetrician; Obstetric Fistula Surgeon; Co-founder, Barbara May Foundation
 
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