<p>In this week's episode we talk with Ketrina, MBBS student at Kamuzu University of Health Sciences, who joined the university as a Deayang student.  We'll learn a bit more aabout Deayang and the problems facing Ketrina and other students like her.  If you would like to support a Deayang student, please get in touch with us info@medictomedic.org.uk or via Facebook @MedictoMedic</p>

In this week's episode we talk with Ketrina, MBBS student at Kamuzu University of Health Sciences, who joined the university as a Deayang student. We'll learn a bit more aabout Deayang and the problems facing Ketrina and other students like her. If you would like to support a Deayang student, please get in touch with us info@medictomedic.org.uk or via Facebook @MedictoMedic

<p>In this week's episode we talk with Ketrina, MBBS student at Kamuzu University of Health Sciences, who joined the university as a Deayang student. &nbsp;We'll learn a bit more aabout Deayang and the problems facing Ketrina and other students like her. &nbsp;If you would like to support a Deayang student, please get in touch with us info@medictomedic.org.uk or via Facebook @MedictoMedic</p>

Daeyang MBBS Students

Medic to Medic is a non-governmental organisation supporting trainee health workers with the costs of their training in Africa. Our main projects are in Malawi, where at any one time we sponsor between 70-90 students ranging from doctors to psychosocial counsellors, to pharmacists and x-ray technicians (amongst others!). Hear of the challenges faced by many directly from our students, the faculties and learn about the current working life of our graduates on the frontlines of healthcare in one of the world's poorest areas. If you have questions, please get in touch: info@medictomedic.org.uk

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