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African surgeons gain month-long training in Kingston thanks to international partnership

Summary by Kingston Whig-Standard
Dr. Eugene Niyirera has travelled halfway around the world to observe surgeries at Kingston General Hospital (KGH) and gain new knowledge to carry back to his home in Africa.
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African surgeons gain month-long training in Kingston thanks to international partnership

Dr. Eugene Niyirera has travelled halfway around the world to observe surgeries at Kingston General Hospital (KGH) and gain new knowledge to carry back to his home in Africa.

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Kingston Whig-Standard broke the news in Kingston, Canada on Friday, May 23, 2025.
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