Nigeria Hypertension Funding
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Patients, experts, and advocates criticize the Nigerian government for inadequate funding and attention to hypertension and other non-communicable diseases. This lack of support hinders development and patient care.
Patients, others lament poor government funding for hypertension
Patients, healthcare experts, and civil society advocates are decrying the Nigerian Federal Government's insufficient attention and funding for hypertension and other non-communicable diseases (NCDs). They are urging for greater financial investment, stronger public awareness initiatives, and improved access to screening and treatment. During a dialogue on hypertension financing, Prof. Emmanuel Al…
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