On Wed, 26 Oct 1994, DAVID PONKA wrote:
 
> Hello everyone,
>
> I am a second year medical student at McGill University, involved
> with the Osler Medical Aid Foundation (OMAF). OMAF is a registered
> charity which financially and otherwise supports primary health
> care in the developing world. OMAF also aids students in setting up
> projects overseas.
>
> Seeing that OMAF does not have any continuing projects set up in
> Nepal, I would very much like to find contacts in this country and
> eventually spend an elective working in Nepal this coming summer.
> I am especially interested in exploring issues related to
> population growth control and family planning. I have managed to
> locate several people interested in these topics through various
> literature searches and the internet. Unfortunately, I am unable to
> find e-mail addresses for any of them or for anyone else in Nepal.
> Here are some of the names I have read about:
>
> Dr. Chandra Prakash Maskey
> Tribhuvan University
> Kathmandu
>
> Anand K. Tamang
> Intergrated Development Systems
> Kathmandu
>
> M.J. Glennon et al
> Eastern Regional Hospital
> Dharan, Nepal
>
> A. Shrestha et al
> New Era
> Kathmandu
>
> E. Schwartz et al
> Canadian International Water and Energy Consultants Clinic
> Kathmandu
>
> Would anyone know of any other health care workers or clinics that
> focus on population growth control or associated topics? I would
> very much appreciate any information, including e-mail addresses if
> possible (I'm afraid to find out that Nepal hasn't discovered
> e-mail -- or is it that e-mail hasn't discovered Nepal?)
>
> Thanking you very much in advance,
>
> David Ponka
> McGill University
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