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Extreme Weather Makes a Hard Job Harder for India’s Health Workers

Published
October 20, 2023
Environment
International Health
Child and Adolescent Health
ASHA Shubhangi Kamble walking through a dirty patch of mud during heavy rainfall to a community member’s house whose child fell sick.

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