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Group laments lack of liver transplant services in Nigeria

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A medical group laments the complete absence of liver transplant services in Nigeria, forcing patients to seek costly treatment abroad. They urge governmen Read More: https://punchng.com/group-laments-lack-of-liver-transplant-services-in-nigeria/

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