s Grow2Feed farm is becoming an essential source of protein for those with HIV Ever since he was diagnosed HIV-positive, Moses King, 48, has had one major problem. He has been able to cope with the stigma of being HIV-positive – widespread in Liberia – and he was able to access anti-retroviral medication, provided by the Global Fund to fight Aids, tuberculosis and malaria and distributed by the Liberian...
Why fish farming can help people living with HIV in Liberia Afua Hirsch
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