Nigeria to receive leprosy drugs after a year-long delay

NASARAWA, Nigeria (Reuters) -The World Health Organization says it will send leprosy drugs to Nigeria this weekend after resolving testing hold-ups that led to a year-long delay in thousands of patients, including children, getting the medicine they need to prevent disability. Read full story

Nigeria to get leprosy drug after a year-long delay — report

- 07/Mar 20:18

The World Health Organization has reportedly said it will send leprosy drugs to Nigeria, where thousands of people suffer from the chronic disease....

Nigeria to get leprosy drug after a yearlong delay — report

- 07/Mar 20:18

The World Health Organization has reportedly said it will send leprosy drugs to Nigeria, where thousands of people suffer from the chronic disease....

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