The clinic of the Sudan Medical Relief Project (www.sudanmedicalrelief.org) is in Old Fangak, in what is now the Republic of South Sudan. In 2010, I spent 7 weeks working there with an American medical team, before being evacuated owing to increasing violence in the area.
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- School of Medicine, University of Tasmania, Hobart, TAS.
Correspondence: Benhunn@me.com
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