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SPECIAL REPORT: Noma: Forgotten, treatable fatal disease affecting Nigerian children

When left untreated, Noma kills between 70 and 90 per cent of those affected, while survivors are left with varying degrees of facial deformities

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Niger: Noma: Forgotten, Treatable Fatal Disease Affecting Children

Niger: Noma: Forgotten, Treatable Fatal Disease Affecting Children
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Inediz, France based multimedia agency to partner Nollywood

Claire Jeantet, Founder of Inediz has expressed willingness to collaborate with the Nigerian movie industry (Nollywood), to produce human

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German NGO Builds 2nd Noma Treatment Centre

NAN also reports that eating the soft tissue and bones results in an awful disfigurement that does not fail to draw attention.

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Nigeria | MSF medical and humanitarian aid

Continued violence and armed conflict in Nigeria’s Borno state has uprooted more than two million people.

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