
Journalist With Microcephaly: Those With Condition Need Assistance, Not Be Aborted
Ana Carolina Cáceres, a Brazilian journalist, told the BBC’s she decided to become a writer to “be a spokesperson for microcephaly.”
Ana Carolina Cáceres, a Brazilian journalist, told the BBC’s she decided to become a writer to “be a spokesperson for microcephaly.”
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