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How COVID-19 has affected cancer treatment in Nigeria

byNike Adebowale-Tambeand1 others

February 4, 2021

Treating cancer is expensive and for many years even before COVID-19, cancer patients and their families in Nigeria were left ...

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10 takeaways from National Health Dialogue 2019

byEbuka Onyejiand2 others

October 21, 2019

The 2019 National Health Dialogue called on Nigeria to reinvigorate its pursuit of universal health coverage by 2030.

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