A Traditonal Healer sitting on the rock with an extended hand speaking with two Msulim Leaders and an Anglican Theology Professor.
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Me (left) and pharmacist Sister Connelly during my 2004 trip to Malawi.
Republic of Malawi
I'm Sharon Youmans, PharmD, MPH, faculty member in the UCSF School of Pharmacy. This is my story of an extended research project that centers on The Republic of Malawi in southeast Africa. I'm learning how religious groups and traditional healers work to help people with HIV/AIDS and identifying any barriers that Malawians living with HIV/AIDS experience in treatment and care. Malawi is one of Africa's poorest countries. 900,000 of Malawi's 13.6 million population are living with HIV/AIDS.
Me (left) and pharmacist Sister Connelly during my 2004 trip to Malawi.
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