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Headline Sierra Leone Fights Yaws

Caption Description An intensive campaign to eradicate yaws - one of the major contagious diseases of tropical Africa - is being waged with penicillin by the Government of Sierra Leone with the help of the World Health Organization (WHO) and the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF). The WHO assigned a medical officer and a laboratory technician to conduct surveys, treat patients, organize measures to prevent this disease and other communicable diseases, like leprosy, and, in addition, train auxiliary personnel for the rural centres. UNICEF supplies medical equipment and transport as its contribution to the project.
A trainee drawing blood from a patient at the medical centre in Freetown.

Unique Identifier UN7768491

NICA ID 54495

Production Date 09/01/1963 11:31:34 AM

City/Location Freetown

Country Sierra Leone

Credit UN Photo/PR