Najla Al-Sonboli

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Najla Al-Sonboli is a pediatrician and the head of the Pediatric Department of Al-Sabeen Hospital for Maternity and Children in Sana’a. This hospital is the biggest tertiary referral pediatric hospital in Yemen and receives patients from Sana’a and surrounding areas, which includes people who are relocated due to war.^[1] She is a research partner at the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine.^[2]