Brazylia - wirus Zika - NYT
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Tulio Martins de Cristo, 20, and Iris Adriane do Nascimento Santos, 16, with their daughter Alicia, who was born with Zika, in Recife, Brazil, in September 2016. Iris had severe postpartum depression after Alicia's birth; her own mother credits Tulio with keeping Alicia alive. Now, Iris is fully committed. "I changed my life for Al?cia," she said. "It was me for her and her for me." (Adriana Zehbrauskas/The New York Times)
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2017-03-11
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