The rain has just started. It sounds like artillery fire on the metal roof of the logistics building. If it continues much longer, there will be no plane tomorrow.
The mothers of Lankien, like most mothers, work incredibly hard. In addition to caring for their children, they spend hours carrying water, preparing food, and working in their gardens.
In 1983, when I started to practice in Ontario, Canada, the routine schedule of immunization covered only a hand-full of infections: diptheria, tetanus, pertussis (whooping cough), polio, measles,