Threading the Story in the Data with Senan Ebrahim

03/12/24 • 28 min

How do the millions of refugees across the globe get health care? Mostly, they don’t. Senan Ebrahim wants to change that. He is the co-founder and chair of Hikma Health, an organization that uses data and technology to get refugees the health care they deserve.

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If you want to learn more about Hikma Health, visit hikmahealth.org

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