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Baragwanath

hospital, Johannesburg, South Africa
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  • Johannesburg, South Africa
    Johannesburg
    / Health

    …indeed in all Africa, is Baragwanath, a sprawling complex on the northern edge of Soweto; it serves more than 5,000 patients per day, placing a severe burden on limited facilities. With the end of segregation, an increasing number of whites have resorted to expensive “private clinics,” where they receive treatment…

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    …indeed in all Africa, is Baragwanath, a sprawling complex on the northern edge of Soweto; it serves more than 5,000 patients per day, placing a severe burden on limited facilities. With the end of segregation, an increasing number of whites have resorted to expensive “private clinics,” where they receive treatment…

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