U.K. Prime Minister Gordon Brown is offering the British government's assistance to help poor nations including Kenya, Nepal and Liberia provide free health services, the
reports. Brown seeks to tap some 6 billion euros ($8 billion) pledged by the U.K. Department for International Development for health spending through 2015 in order to back this move. According to DFID, U.K.'s health aid will be in the form of technical assistance, provision of drugs, and compensation for doctors and nurses.
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