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Leprosy: An Ancient Disease Persists in a Modern World

Recent reports out of Nigeria and India reveal that leprosy continues to proliferate within impoverished nations.

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In a Nigerian leprosy colony, residents endure stigma and neglect

There are 64 leprosy settlements across Nigeria but most are in varying states of disrepair with little to no funding.

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End Leprosy Discrimination Now, For the Sake of Our Children

‘End Leprosy Discrimination Now, For the Sake of Our Children’

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End Leprosy Discrimination Now, For the Sake of Our Children

Seidu Ishaiku lives in the hope that his children will succeed. He and his family live with about 300 other residents in the Alheri leprosy colony outside Nigeria's Federal Capital Territory Abuja.

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End Leprosy Discrimination Now, For the Sake of Our Children

‘End Leprosy Discrimination Now, For the Sake of Our Children’

Abuja federal capital territoryOluwatobi enitanSeidu ishaikuTerver anyorLilibeth evarestusYohei sasakawaAliyu bashiru kwaliAli isahSasakawa health foundationLeprosy mission nigeriaPurple hope initiativeBusiness developmentFederal capital territoryWorld leprosy dayLeprosy eliminationFinancial content

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