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September 2020

Impacts of the Disruption of Routine Healthcare Services in Nigeria/Africa

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I recently had to visit our Primary Healthcare Center (PHC) on account of the fall of a family member. The usually not-so-friendly environment has even gone worse. It took a lot of begging for health professionals to attend to us, for a center that was readily accessible. There was only one doctor around, few nurses, …

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