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Dr. Dooley, leader of a volunteer American medical team which offered it services to the Laos government "recalls the months he spent in Laos ... the problems of unimaginable disease compounded by age-old superstition; the terrific inadequacy of supplies and …
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Dr. Dooley, leader of a volunteer American medical team which offered it services to the Laos government "recalls the months he spent in Laos ... the problems of unimaginable disease compounded by age-old superstition; the terrific inadequacy of supplies and money; the political suspicions which often halted their work; and finally, the intangible rewards." Kirkus.
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