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What does 3D printing bring to crisis areas? "People like to use their knowledge for a good cause," says Silvestr Tkáč

The "3D Printing for All" project uses 3D printing to quickly and cheaply produce gadgets and tools in the field, improving access to healthcare and making the work of doctors in crisis areas more efficient. It is a project of the international humanitarian organisation Doctors Without Borders (MSF), which with its 60,000 employees provides medical assistance to people affected by conflict, epidemics, natural disasters or lack of access to healthcare around the world. 

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