Modore, who suffers from tuberculosis, at his home in Vihiga County, Kenya. — Brian Otieno/The New York Times
DALVIN Modore walked gingerly, his frail shoulders hunched as if bracing for pain.
His trousers hung loose, barely staying up as he shuffled around his small farm in western Kenya.
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Barack Omondi, a tuberculosis patient relying on a rare drug that vanished after funding was cut, inside his home in Nairobi. — Brian Otieno/The New York Times
Doreen Kikuyu, a TB Champion, packing a sputum sample for a test in Vihiga County, Kenya. — Brian Otieno/The New York Times
Barack Omondi, a 38-year-old tuberculosis patient, looking at his CT scan in his home in the Kayole neighbourhood of Nairobi. — Brian Otieno/The New York Times
TB Champion Agnes Okose (left) speaking with Noeline Nahone Wanjala at her house in Busia County, Kenya. — Brian Otieno/The New York Times
Dalvin Modore, suffering from tuberculosis, at his home in Vihiga County, Kenya. — Brian Otieno/The New York Times
A Nairobi neighbourhood, where infected adults are sharing rooms with their spouses and infected children are sleeping four to a bed with their siblings. — Brian Otieno/The New York Times
