World Stroke Day: Foundation warns Nigerians against delaying treatment
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The Brain and Spine Foundation Africa (BSFA) has warned Nigerians against delaying medical treatment when symptoms of stroke occur, saying immediate intervention could make the difference between survival, permanent disability and death.
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World Stroke Day: Foundation warns Nigerians against delaying treatment. The Brain and Spine Foundation Africa (BSFA) has warned Nigerians against delaying medical treatment when symptoms of stroke occur, saying immediate intervention could make the difference between survival, permanent disability and death. Covered by 1 publications. The Sun Nigeria: World Stroke Day: Foundation warns Nigerians against delaying treatment.
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- The Sun Nigeria Nigeria World Stroke Day: Foundation warns Nigerians against delaying treatment The Brain and Spine Foundation Africa (BSFA) has warned Nigerians against delaying medical treatment when symptoms of stroke occur, saying immediate intervention could make the difference between survival, permanent disability and death. 16 h ago · Tier 3
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