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MAJ Pamela Dipartrizio teaches Iraqi nurses infant resuscitation techniques during a medical symposium at Babil Maternity Hospital in Iraq.

Soldiers Teach Iraqi Nurses, Midwives New Skills:
MAJ Pamela Dipartrizio, chief of clinical operations for Task Force 1st Medical, teaches Iraqi nurses infant resuscitation techniques during a medical symposium at Babil Maternity Hospital in Iraq. (Photo by PFC Bethany L. Little) Read more... External Link, Opens in New Window

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