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Societies reconsider the healing role of alternative remedies.
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Mongolia
Herbal Remedies Grow Popular Again, Thanks to Pandemic
By Khorloo Khukhnokhoi
Zimbabwe
Traditional Healers Lure Women With Promises of Easy Births
By Vimbai Chinembiri
Democratic Republic of Congo
Despite Dangers, Medical Clinics Act as Last Resort
By Merveille Kavira Luneghe
Democratic Republic of Congo
Traditional Healers Hinder COVID Vaccination Drive
By Françoise Mbuyi Mutombo
Haiti
Haitians Turn to Vodou to Treat Mental Illness
By Anne Myriam Bolivar
Zimbabwe
Fear of Hospitals Forces Virus Patients to Treat Themselves
By Kudzai Mazvarirwofa
Uganda
A COVID-19 ‘Cure’ — or a Waste of Taxpayer Money?
By Nakisanze Segawa
Mexico
Mistrust Fuels Rejection of Coronavirus Vaccine
By Adriana Alcázar González
Zimbabwe
With No Virus Cure at Hand, Some Try Mixing Their Own
By Gamuchirai Masiyiwa
Zimbabwe
Traditional Healers in Zimbabwe Need Licenses to Sell Their Medicine Legally. But Most Say it Isn’t Worth It.
By Linda Mujuru
Uganda
Fervent Religious Beliefs Steer HIV-Positive Away From Prescribed Treatments
By Nakisanze Segawa
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