RECENT CLEFT NEWS from around the globe

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This is CleftWorld's news section where we collate cleft-related news and stories from around the globe, from the regional to the international. If you know of any news stories that we've missed please let us know and we'll include them here.

To read the full story simply click on the 'View the Full Story' link and you will be re-directed to the website featuring the unabridged item.

The region that a news item or story stems from (or relates to) is indicated in the bottom right of the story panel where you will see either a city, country or both. These are links and by clicking on one of them ('USA' or 'Melbourne' for example) all news items and stories relating to that region will be collated on one page.

Finally, we need to mention that CW is a 'global' website catering for a global cleft community and as such we will report news and stories without political agenda though we will steer clear of inflammatory websites regardless of their affiliation.

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Free check-up camp for children with cleft lip

Bhatkal: A free check-up camp for the children with cleft lips will be jointly organized by Rotary Club Bhatkal, Vijay Charitable Trust, Mangalore and Highland Hospital Mangalore will be held in the Shakir's Diagnomed Veekay Complex, NH-17, Bhatkal, on 30th of March from 9 am to 1:30 pm.

Sanskrit helps speech therapists

Senior scientist Gajiwala Kalpesh has carried out a research on Sanskrit phonemes and how they help cleft palate surgeons to evaluate the speech of people with cleft palate deformity.

By Syed Akbar

1 in 400 babies in Kashmir has cleft lip, palate

Srinagar, Mar 20: Congenital defects cleft lip and cleft palate is highly prevalent in Kashmir with 1 out of 400 new born babies suffering from the disorder.

Operation Smile comes to Vietnam

A voluntary team from the US Operation Smile Program will visit Vietnam next Wednesday to treat and raise awareness of oral and dental diseases.

Surgery camp provides relief to 352 patients in Pakistan