Caring care: from Afghan clinics to a concussion test

These days, it stands out how often good care comes down to attention at the right moment. Whether it's a delivery in a remote village, the treatment of a mother after a difficult birth, or a quick test for young athletes: everywhere it turns out that timely intervention can save lives. The three stories from the past few days show how varied that care can look, and how people around the world make the difference in it. In Afghanistan, one of the most dangerous countries to become a mother, so-called family health houses offer help in areas where there is...