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Making a difference: the Melbourne medical family that operates together

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Associate Professor Dr Michael Leung regularly operates on cancer patients and car crash victims in Melbourne. The 69-year-old surgeon has undertaken about 40 volunteer trips to rural areas in the Asia Pacific, including in Myanmar and Papua New Guinea. He has helped more than 250 people whose couldn't afford the surgery that they desperately needed.

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Making a difference: the Melbourne medical family that operates together

Thousands of people die or suffer life-altering injuries every year as a result of cancer going untreated in the Asia Pacific. A Melbourne family of health workers is trying to change that, by helping patients who can't afford critical surgery and skilling up health workers in some of the most disadvantaged areas.

·Sydney, Australia
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SBS News broke the news in Sydney, Australia on Saturday, October 28, 2023.
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