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She Sought Help Too Late: Why Delayed Cancer Diagnosis Is Still Costing Nigerians Their Lives Deborah Ajibade, a Nigerian cancer patient, whose delayed cancer diagnosis and inability to afford treatment highlight the urgent need for earlier detection and accessible cancer care in Nigeria.
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She Sought Help Too Late: Why Delayed Cancer Diagnosis Is Still Costing Nigerians Their Lives

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ABUJA, Nigeria – When Deborah Ajibade first noticed a swelling on her cheek in her early twenties,...
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