Doctors Without Borders (MSF) also treated 136,778 malaria and 13,877 cholera patients in Zamfara.
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Mr Ezebuilo said the country imports more than 70 per cent of its medicines, warning that the situation threatens national healthcare stability and economic sustainability, and exposes Nigerians to drug shortages during global crises.
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The expert added that lifestyle and environmental factors such as smoking, prolonged stress, radiation exposure and iodine imbalance have also been linked to thyroid dysfunction
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