10 y/o Syrian Refugee living in an informal tented settlemen | Figure 1
10 y/o Syrian Refugee living in an informal tented settlement presents with a 2 month history of worsening itchy rash on his scalp... very poor hygiene, no reliable water supply, showers once every 10 days in non-potable water... not other health issues
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