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NEPWHAN laments shortage of TB drugs, others across Nigeria

NEPWHAN laments shortage of TB drugs, others across Nigeria
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The Network of People Living with HIV/AIDS in Nigeria (NEPWHAN) has reported a critical shortage of tuberculosis drugs and essential medical supplies. The organization is urging the federal government to declare a public health emergency and release funds to prevent preventable deaths.

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Drug stock-outs in vulnerable populations threaten to increase drug-resistant TB cases and mortality rates in Nigeria.

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Network of People Living with HIV/AIDS in Nigeria (NEPWHAN) has raised the alarm over the stock-out of Tuberculosis (TB) drugs and other essential commodities across the country.

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The article reports on a public health crisis and the advocacy efforts of a non-profit organization.

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