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Oral cancer kills 700 Nigerians annually – Ehanire - Vimarsana News

Oral cancer kills 700 Nigerians annually – Ehanire

Abuja, April 22, 2023 The Minister of Health, Dr Osagie Ehanire, says 746 Nigerians die annually from oral cancer complications in the country. He said 1,146 cases were diagnosed in the country annually. Ehanire, who was represented by Dr Gloria Uzo-Igwe, Head of the Dentistry Division, Federal Ministry of Health (FMOH), said this at a |

700 Nigerians die from oral cancer annually – Minister - - Vimarsana News

700 Nigerians die from oral cancer annually – Minister -

The Minister said 1,146 cases were diagnosed in the country annually.

700 Nigerians die from oral cancer annually – Ehanire - Vimarsana News

700 Nigerians die from oral cancer annually – Ehanire

He said 1,146 cases were diagnosed in the country annually. | Pulse Nigeria

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700 Nigerians die from oral cancer annually – Ehanire – Prompt News - Vimarsana News

700 Nigerians die from oral cancer annually – Ehanire – Prompt News

The Minister of Health, Dr Osagie Ehanire, says 746 Nigerians die annually from oral cancer complications in the country. He said 1,146 cases were diagnosed in the country annually. Ehanire, who was represented by Dr Gloria Uzo-Igwe, Head of the Dentistry Division, Federal Ministry of Health (FMOH), said this at a one-day oral cancer training