Migrant children were being endangered, with potentially devastating effects on their mental health and development, and we requested policy changes.
Stevan M. Weine, MD
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Articles by Stevan M. Weine, MD
Since April 2006, I have traveled 3 times to the Central Asian Republic of Tajikistan to work with migrants on the risk of HIV/AIDS. According to the United States Agency for International Development, Central Asia has the fastest growth rate of HIV/ AIDS in the world.
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