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Japa: FG targets 20,000 annual medical admissions, unveils six simulation centres

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The Federal Government plans to increase annual medical admissions to 20,000 and unveils six simulation centres to boost healthcare workforce training amid Read More: https://punchng.com/japa-fg-targets-20000-annual-medical-admissions-unveils-six-simulation-centres/

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