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Fatmata Binta Barrie

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Health

Wednesday, November 13, 2002

By Fatmata Binta Barrie

Hello. I am Fatmata Binta Barrie, a teenage researcher. I speak to you on behalf of my colleagues in Sierra Leone. My topic today is health. Young people named lack of health care their third top concern. Poverty and lack of education are the main causes of many of our ...