Inadequate, Scarce, Insufficient – The Status Of Sickle Cell Care Services In Nigeria

By Durga Nandini, Co-Founder, Nguvu Collective A candid statement published by the Ministry of Health on the occasion of 2024 World Sickle Cell Day caught my eye a few weeks ago. It spoke about the systemic issues that plague many countries in the WHO Africa region, including Nigeria, in tackling Sickle Cell Diseases. In many […]

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Inadequate, Scarce, Insufficient – The Status Of Sickle Cell Care Services In Nigeria

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