Her main clinic serves as a model health care facility and as a training center for the many lay health workers in the area. Dr. Cynthia is the first recipient of the Jonathan Mann Health and Human Rights award . By exploring this web site, you can learn more about the plight of Burmese refugees in Thailand and the health problems they face. There are also links to other web resources on Burma , including a feature article on Dr. Cynthia's work published by the Seattle Times. To find out how you can help Dr. Cynthia, contact Ben Brown, MD at The Burmese Refugee Care Project , P.O. Box 1774, Sebastopol, CA 95473, tel.
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A list of needed medical supplies is available. This site has been visited by people and was last revised June1999.