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On International Day, UN agency urges 'hope, healing, dignity' for fistula sufferers

May 24, 2017, at 04:59 am

New York, May 23(Just Earth News): Obstetric fistula has largely been eliminated in developed countries, but more than two million women and girls still live with the condition, the head of the United Nations women's health agency on Tuesday said, calling for investment and support to eliminate the debilitating and stigmatizing condition.

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