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Nigeria vaccinates 18 million girls against cervical cancer

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The Nigerian government has vaccinated over 18 million adolescent girls against HPV, covering 76% of its target to eliminate cervical cancer. Read More: https://punchng.com/nigeria-vaccinates-18-million-girls-against-cervical-cancer/

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