Nigeria Faces Challenges in Providing Care for Bleeding Disorders Amid Global Advances

Nigeria is struggling to provide essential care for individuals with bleeding disorders like haemophilia, even as global medicine progresses towards gene therapy. Haemophilia affects an estimated one in 10,000 live births worldwide.

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Nigeria struggles with essential care for bleeding disorders as global medicine moves to gene therapy

Haemophilia prevalence is estimated at one in 10,000 live births, affecting up to 465,000 individuals globally, according to data from the World Federation of Haemophilia. The post Nigeria struggles with essential care for bleeding disorders as global medicine moves to gene therapy appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

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