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SatelLife is an international not-for-profit organization which uses internetworking technology to serve the health communication
and information needs of countries in the developing world. SatelLife's mission is to improve communications and exchanges
of information in the fields of public health, medicine and the environment. A special emphasis is placed on areas of the world
where access is limited by poor communications, economic conditions, or disasters.
SatelLife is an initiative of the International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War, recipient of the 1985 Nobel Peace Prize. When "Star Wars" was threatening to make space yet another battleground, IPPNW co-founder and co- president Dr. Bernard Lown suggested the creation of a satellite-based global health communications system as a means of demonstrating that space can unite rather than further divide humankind.
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Additional Sources of Information About SatelLife
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hnet-info@usa.healthnet.org
Information about the SatelLife's communication network called HealthNet.
information-info@usa.healthnet.org
Information about the SatelLife's Information Services provided to HealthNet.
internet-info@usa.healthnet.org (16k file)
Information about the Internet Services provider by SatelLife.
For more Information about HealthNet countries:
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botswana-info@usa.healthnet.org
Information about the HealthNet network in Botswana.
burkinofaso-info@usa.healthnet.org
Information about the HealthNet network in Burkina Faso.
cameroon-info@usa.healthnet.org
Information about the HealthNet network in Cameroon.
eritrea-info@usa.healthnet.org
Information about the HealthNet network in Eritrea.
ethiopia-info@usa.healthnet.org
Information about the HealthNet network in Ethiopia.
gambia-info@usa.healthnet.org
Information about the HealthNet network in Gambia.
ghana-info@usa.healthnet.org
Information about the HealthNet network in Ghana.
indonesia-info@usa.healthnet.org
Information about the HealthNet network in Indonesia.
kenya-info@usa.healthnet.org
Information about the HealthNet network in Kenya.
malawi-info@usa.healthnet.org
Information about the HealthNet network in Malawi.
mali-info@usa.healthnet.org
Information about the HealthNet network in Mali.
mozambique-info@usa.healthnet.org
Information about the HealthNet network in Mozambique.
myanmar-info@usa.healthnet.org
Information about the HealthNet network in Myanmar.
nepal-info@usa.healthnet.org
Information about the HealthNet network in Nepal.
philippines@usa.healthnet.org
Information about the HealthNet network in Philippines.
southafrica-info@usa.healthnet.org
Information about the HealthNet network in South Africa.
sudan-info@usa.healthnet.org
Information about the HealthNet network in Sudan.
uganda-info@usa.healthnet.org
Information about the HealthNet network in Uganda.
tanzania-info@usa.healthnet.org
Information about the HealthNet network in Tanzania.
zimbabwe-info@usa.healthnet.org
Information about the HealthNet network in Zimbabwe.
For more Information about SatelLife programs:
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promed-info@usa.healthnet.org
Information about the electronic conference on emerging diseases called ProMED.
hiv-info@usa.healthnet.org
Information about the electronic conferences on HIV and STDs.
e-drug-info@usa.healthnet.org
Information about the electronic conference on essential drugs.
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SatelLife is made possible in part by contributions from
the NEC Corporation of Japan and BBN Planet.
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Date: Tue, 26 Sep 1995 14:13:17 -0400
Message-Id: 199509261813.OAA25389@satellife.healthnet.org
From: Kerry Gallivan kgallivan@usa.healthnet.org
Subject: Re: SatelLife hotlink
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