Experts advocate national screening programme to reduce cancer in Nigeria

Expectations are that the screening will lead to early detention and help the country to come down hard on widespread of cancer in the country thereby, reducing yearly loss to the life threatening disease.

Kingsley Jeremiah

Health

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