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SPECIAL REPORT: Some Nigerians turn to faith healers as HIV aid dries up

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An HIV/AIDS medicine product from Sarkin Lakanin Jihar Kano, a faith healer in Nigeria. (PHOTO CREDIT: Sarkin Lakanin Jihar Kano)

After US aid cuts disrupted free HIV treatment, some Nigerian patients turn to unproven ‘cures’.

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