Her death has since raised questions about post-delivery monitoring and the availability of intensive care services in facilities managing high-risk pregnancies
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Ms Adeyeye advised Nigerians to buy medicines and regulated products only from approved distribution channels and ensure they collect receipts for proper traceability and reporting when necessary.
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