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Life after cancer : Nigerian survivors challenge taboos, push for better health care

Life after cancer : Nigerian survivors challenge taboos, push for better health care
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Nigeria: Inside the World of Cancer Patients in Nigeria

Nigeria: Inside the World of Cancer Patients in Nigeria
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Inside the world of cancer patients in Nigeria

“The World Health Organisation (WHO) estimates that 10 million people die of cancer annually worldwide and that 70 per cent of these deaths occur in low-to-middle income countries including Nigeria”.

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World Cancer Day: Nigerians seek timely release of treatment fund

Nigeria, as compared to most developing countries, is still lagging behind in cancer diagnosis, treatment, and survival rates.

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Why cancer is spreading rapidly in Nigeria - Aisha Buhari

First Lady, Aisha Buhari has identified the lack of awareness as a major factor for the high rate of mortality from cancer in Nigeria.

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