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Why Are So Many Kids In Pakistan Testing Positive for HIV?
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Four of Imtiaz Jalbani’s six children contracted H.I.V. His two youngest, 14-month-old Rida and 3-year-old Sameena, have died. (Mustafa Hussain for The New York Times)
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A PEDIATRIC H.I.V. OUTBREAK IN RATODERO SHOWS THE URGENCY OF GLOBAL HEALTH AFTER COVID.
One day in February 2019, Nazeer Shah carried his 1-year-old daughter, Eman, into a medical clinic. The doctor there, Imran Arbani, was immediately alarmed: The girl was limp and lethargic, her head flopped over on her father’s shoulder. Her breathing was shallow and fast. She was asleep, hard to rouse, except when she woke to cough. She drooled from her mouth. Her tongue was covered with a thick white coating, which Arbani recognized as thrush, a condition that usually indicates a weakened immune system. At around 11 pounds, she was frighteningly underweight.
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When Boris Johnson addressed his party this week on a Zoom call, it had all the makings of a horror show. The prime minister had, the day before, announced a third national lockdown for England – an action he had once likened to a nuclear deterrent and one that his lockdown-sceptic backbenchers had previously said would lead to a huge three-figure rebellion. Over the past six months, Johnson’s relationship with his party has come under severe.
Think of how different the impact of additional disruptions in schooling will be for children in varied socioeconomic circumstances. A child who has a private room, laptop and well-educated parents with sufficient time to support home schooling will have a very different learning experience to one who shares a room with siblings, has no internet access and whose parents are busy working, or who do not speak English well enough to help them learn at home. The latter child is also less likely to have access to a garden. Hence rules that limit access to schools and time outside the house could have a spiralling impact on educational attainment, hunger and mental and physical health.