
Fresh Air, Dr. Lynn Amowitz
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Narrated by:
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Terry Gross
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By:
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Terry Gross
About this listen
Physicians for Human Rights researcher Dr. Lynn Amowitz on this edition of Fresh Air. Amowitz specializes in internal medicine, women's health and epidemiology. Last month she was in Afghanistan interviewing displaced women as B-52s were bombing just six miles away. Previous to that visit, Amowitz researched and compiled the report on the condition of women under the Taliban in the report "Women's Health and Human Rights in Afghanistan". Amowitz specializes in working in war torn communities. Over the years she's worked in Kosovo, Sierra Leone, Zaire, and Nigeria. Amowitz also works at the Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston. (Broadcast Date: December 20, 2001)
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