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An oncologist warns Nigerians about the dangers of keeping quiet about cancer symptoms. Early detection and yearly screening are crucial for survival. Read More: https://punchng.com/cancer-exists-keeping-quiet-is-dangerous-oncologist-warns-nigerians/
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An oncologist warns Nigerians about the dangers of keeping quiet about cancer symptoms. Early detection and yearly screening are crucial for survival.
[Health-e] At 21, Brandon Booysen from Randfontein in Gauteng is bedridden with end-stage kidney disease and severe bone complications after living with chronic kidney disease (CKD) since childhood.
