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- S D Taylor-Robinson.
- Imperial College School of Medicine, Hammersmith Hospital, London.
- J R Coll Physicians Lond. 1999 May 1;33(3):276-9.
AbstractThe protracted civil war in the Sudan has had an immense human and economic cost. The consequent collapse of infrastructure in the south of the country has disrupted the provision of basic health care, and primary health care schemes to eradicate trypanosomiasis and dracunculiasis have been rendered impossible. Operation Lifeline Sudan, an official United Nations umbrella organisation, has been in a unique position to provide long-term medical, agricultural, livestock, fishery and emergency food aid in both government held and rebel held areas over about the past decade.
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