Here’s how 3D-printing is changing the lives of Gaza’s burn victims
A physiotherapist prepares to put a 3D transparent mask on the face of Palestinian boy Ahmed Al-Deeb, a burn victim of the Gaza bakery fire.. Image: REUTERS/Mohammed Salem
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