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Over one million benefits from DHF cancer awareness information strategies in Kogi

No fewer than one million people in Kogi state benefited from the cancer awareness and prevention information strategies organised ....

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Breast cancer is not synonymous with death — Salako, breast cancer specialist

In this interview by SADE OGUNTOLA, Dr Bolaji Lateef Salako, a Consultant Radiation and Clinical Oncologist at the Federal Medical Centre, Idi-Aba ....

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Father of two needs N1.5m to survive cheek cancer

For the family of Shorunke Adeola Waheed, these are not the best of times. The 36-year-old father of two who has been fighting a deteriorating cancer of ....

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Amid COVID-19 2nd wave, experts worry over late presentation of cancer patients

Amid COVID-19 2nd wave, experts worry over late presentation of cancer patients
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By Gabriel Olawale
Cancer specialists have raised the alarm over the increasing number of patients presenting late for treatment saying it is making management of the condition difficult.
The group of experts who spoke in Lagos during the commemoration of the 2021 World Cancer Day held by NSIA-LUTH, called on the Federal and state governments to promote health insurance among the citizens with a view to addressing challenges associated with out -of -pocket payment.
The Head of Department of Radiotherapy, Lagos University Teaching Hospital, LUTH, Dr. Habeebu Muhammad, said Nigeria has high cancer mortality due to late presentation, “80 percent of cancer patients present at stage 3 or 4 when curative treatment is elusive.” ....

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