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Nigerian HIV Volunteers Go Door-to-Door After US Aid Cuts
With US aid significantly reduced, Nigerian HIV volunteers have resorted to going door-to-door to ensure patients continue to receive care and medication, highlighting the impact of funding cuts on public health.
31 Mar, 07:08 — 31 Mar, 07:22
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straits-timesMostly Factual9h ago
With US aid slashed, Nigerian HIV volunteers went door‑to‑door to keep patients alive - The Straits Times
With US aid slashed, Nigerian HIV volunteers went door‑to‑door to keep patients alive The Straits Times
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With US aid slashed, Nigerian HIV volunteers go door‑to‑door to keep patients alive - Arab News
With US aid slashed, Nigerian HIV volunteers go door‑to‑door to keep patients alive Arab News
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First report: straits-times · 31 Mar, 07:08|Full coverage: 2 · 14m|Window: 14m
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