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Scientifiques Sans Frontieres Australia.(Organization overview)

Malaria infects 515 million people each year, killing one to three million children, yet currently there is no vaccine. (1) Arsenic poisoning from contaminated drinking water affects 157 million people. (2) And although bright minds exist all over the world, representatives from the developing world have a minimal voice in the international science community. These are some of the issues that catalyzed the formation of Scientifiques Sans Frontieres Australia (SSF Australia).

SSF Australia is a science-based charity that seeks to alleviate the imbalance in education, resources, and health in the world. We realized that scientists have unique knowledge and skills, which are ...

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