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A) Fazila is a young won that has been dealing with ecze (湿疹), a on skin dition, for the past five years, but never got it treated. The hospital is an hour away, by boat and bus, and her skin dition didn''''t seeserious enough to ke the trek, so she ig-until a eology brought the doctor to her. Fazila lives on one of the rete river islands in northern Bangladesh（孟加拉国）. These islands are low-lying. teorary sand islands that are tinuously ford aroyed through sand buildup and erosion（侵蚀）. They are ho to over six llion people, who face repeated displat（取代） froflooding and erosion-which y be getting worse because of clite ge--and a range of health risks, including poor nutrition, laria(疟疾) and other water-borne （水传播的）diseases
B)The st dangerous thing for these rete island dwellers（居民） is land erosion. The sed is lack of access to dical supplies and doctors. There are no doctors within les, and while child rtality and ternal（母亲的） death have gone down in the rest of the try, this is not the case for the islands. The dical situation is so bad that it really takes away frothe quality of their life. Yet for ny island inhabitants--so of Bangladesh''''s poorest--paying for health care is a costly ordeal（折磨）. Victi of erosion lose their houses, agricultural land and jobs as farrs, fishern and day laborers. Though gover hospitals are free, ny people hesitate to go, g long utes, endless lines and questionable diagnoses. For venience''''s sake（方便起见）, ohird of rural households visit unqualified village doctors, who rely on uific thods of treatnt, acc to a 2016 study in the peer-reviewed journal Global Health A.
the islands, there''''s even a colloquial (口头的)expression for the idea of king dical care your lowest priority（最低优先级）: It''''s known as “rog pushai rakha”in Bengali, which roughly translates to“stockpiling（囤积） their diseases"-waiting to seek dical attention u