Several global health interventions have been brought to developing countries by the United States and European countries to areas of Africa or other low-resource regions. Non-profits, health NGOs, governmental interventions, campaigns, and many more are tasked with completely flipping the health outcomes of populations upside down, yet they often unknowingly reinforce existing structural issues that prevent real change from occurring. As a setting of deep rooted colonialism, for Africa to be a desired destination of eager medical professionals, there is much to be said about the trust within relationships of patient and doctor.

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