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Friday, March 23, 2012 ° Politics i Massoud Hayoun - Massoud Hayoun writes for and produces The Atlantic's International channel. How Jim Yong Kim, Obama's World Bank Pick, Changed Global Health Aid By Massoud Hayoun Mar 23 2012, 2:04 PM ET The international public health work that made Kim, now the

ee for World Bank head, such a respected figure. President Obama introduces Jim Yong Kim as his nominee to be the

er how many people in other parts of the city already had MDR, but [there were] reports of hundreds in other neighborhoods. In Carabayllo itself, the Socios workers found entire families sick and dying with what turned out to be genetically related strains of the disease--a phenomenon common enough that t

Home Friday, March 23, 2012 Politics Massoud Hayoun - Massoud Hayoun writes for and produces The Atlantic's International channel. How Jim Yong Kim, Obama's World Bank Pick, Changed Global Health Aid By Massoud Hayoun Mar 23 2012, 2:04 PM ET The international public health work that made Kim, now the pr

nee for World Bank head, such a respected figure. President Obama introduces Jim Yong Kim as his nominee to be the

er how many people in other parts of the city already had MDR, but [there were] reports of hundreds in other neighborhoods. In Carabayllo itself, the Socios workers found entire families sick and dying with what turned out to be genetically related strains of the disease--a phenomenon common enough that t