RSUTH moves to curb medical tourism, ensure blood safety

The Rivers State University Teaching Hospital (RSUTH) is taking steps to reduce the reliance on medical tourism by intensifying efforts to ensure the availability of safe blood and blood products for patients.

Obinna Nwaoku, Port Harcourt

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