Leprosy patient at medical facility in Egypt

ALEXANDRIA, Egypt - A male leprosy patient is seen at a medical facility in Alexandria, northern Egypt, on Nov. 16, 2014. In the Middle East and North Africa, people with the disease, also known as Hansen's disease, continue to suffer from insufficient medical care and social discrimination.

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