Nigeria Ranks 7th Worldwide in Cervical Cancer Cases: A Growing Health Concern

Nigeria ranks as the 7th highest country worldwide for cervical cancer cases, underscoring a critical public health crisis. Experts urge urgent action through enhanced awareness, prevention, and treatment efforts to tackle this escalating threat

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Author : Caleb Wilson

Publish date : 2025-08-23 06:07:00

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Nigeria Ranks 7th Worldwide in Cervical Cancer Cases: A Growing Health Concern

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