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NAFDAC warns of counterfeit Avastin cancer drug circulating in Nigeria

byFortune Eromonsele

Avastin, also known as bevacizumab, is a cancer medicine used in the treatment of recurrent glioblastoma in adults.

A Radiotherapy machine from Beaumont Hospital. Images licensed for use in corporate brochures and trade shows plus company newsletter. All other rights are reserved, and must be negotiated with Photographer before use. One year license, commencing with first appearance or one month after delivery of images, whichever occurs first. Provide Photographer three copies of printed pieces. License is granted contingent on payment in full as per terms. Copyright remains exclusive property of Photographer.

Three Nigerian tertiary health institutions to get $20 million for cancer treatment

byAyodamola Owoseye

The hospitals are located in Lagos, Kano and Umuahia.

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