In Bangladesh, where many poor mothers don’t receive scans, the need for pa...
Medics work to save poor children in Bangladesh
Standing in the hospital corridors with other parents too anxious for news of their children to sleep or sit down, Abdul Rajjak’s face crumples with relief when he finds out his son has survived life-saving but high-risk open heart surgery.
Rajjak tells a story all too familiar in Bangladesh, where congenital heart disease is common. Even in the capital, Dhaka, there is a shortage of doctors for paediatric surgical cases.
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In Bangladesh, where many poor mothers don’t receive scans, the need for pa...
In Bangladesh, where many poor mothers don’t receive scans, the need for pa...






















