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| | Melissa Fay Greene, The Orphan Ranger, The New Yorker |
 | | During the late nineteen-nineties, Aronson made seven trips abroad, to Russia, Romania, Bulgaria, and China, and in 1997 she launched a program called Orphan Rangers, in which graduate students and health-care professionals work in overseas orphanages, in an effort to document and improve conditions. |
 | | The orphans who began to arrive from the Eastern block presented American doctors with problems not seen in this country for many years. |
 | | A few clinics that treated the children of international adoption had existed since the late nineteen-eighties; the first of these was founded by Dr. Dana Johnson, the chief of neonatology at the University of Minnesota, after he had adopted a baby from India. |
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