Lancet Infectious Diseases: Childhood diarrhea in Pakistan
“Statistics on Pakistan’s burden of diarrheal diseases are hard to come by. The country’s disease surveillance mechanisms are woefully inadequate. Nor is there a working civil registration system for births and deaths. Still, estimates suggest that roughly 45,000 children are killed by diarrhea every year…” (Burki, March 2014).

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