- Olfat Berro grew up in Lebanon.
- She loves science and the human body.
- She saw that many people could not get healthcare.
- This made her want to help others.
- She studied pharmacy at the Lebanese University.
- Olfat wants all people to have access to medicines.
Difficult words
- healthcare — Support or service for people's health.
- medicine — Substances used to treat or prevent illness.medicines
- want — To wish for something or desire it.
- help — To assist or to make something easier.
- study — To learn about a subject.studied
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Discussion questions
- Why is healthcare important for everyone?
- What do you want to study in the future?
- How can helping others make a difference?
- Why do you think Olfat wants people to have access to medicines?
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