She was interviewed by the clinic's manager, and was deeply impressed by what she heard: "This is a pro-choice clinic"; "We're providing this incredible service to women".
He toured clinics and hospitals and was deeply affected by the victims he encountered, he said, particularly children.
The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), the US Agency for International Development, Population Service International and others regularly purchase male condoms in bulk and then donate them – or sell them at a deeply subsidised price – to clinics and programmes that serve particularly high-risk populations.
We organized a new medical clinic, worked with several children's organizations, and bonded deeply, both with each other and with the organizations with whom we worked.
If we're to judge by the thousands of Sunni couples who flock to fertility clinics in Shiite Iran for embryo donations, observance remains deeply personal.
It's a deeply personal read, written while hospitalized in Phipps Clinic, in Baltimore, just after her second breakdown.
The hospital, which is deeply in debt, quickly announced it would close the clinic within a week.
Paul, a doctor, had cared for patients in a clinic for the poor and uninsured; it was work he cared about deeply, but he wasn't sure about going back to a half-destroyed city.
A Beijing court has ruled in favour of a gay man in a case against a "gay-straight conversion" clinic, an unprecedented legal judgment in a country where most people consider homosexuality deeply taboo.
This mirrors Kangas' [ 48] findings amongst Yemeni medical tourists, whose considerations of and where to go abroad for medical care were deeply informed by word-of-mouth networks recommending particular destination clinics and physicians.
