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Don’t send cancer patients home when they need care, FG tells hospitals

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The Federal Government stresses that cancer patient care must continue even when a cure isn’t possible. Hospitals urged not to send patients home premature Read More: https://punchng.com/dont-send-cancer-patients-home-when-they-need-care-fg-tells-hospitals/

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