Irbid clinic for non-communicable diseases to serve Syrians, Jordanians

By Petra - Dec 16,2014 - Last updated at Dec 16,2014

AMMAN — Doctors Without Borders/ Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), in cooperation with the Health Ministry, on Tuesday inaugurated its first clinic for non-communicable diseases in Irbid city.

The clinic, part of Ibn Sina Public Clinic, seeks to serve Syrian refugees in Irbid, in addition to underprivileged Jordanians who are not covered by health insurance.

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