The future of surgery in Africa
June 18, 2024
There has been a subtle, slow development in the surgical healthcare industry on the continent
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There has been a subtle, slow development in the surgical healthcare industry on the continent
“One of the biggest cultural shocks I experienced during my university days in Nigeria was meeting fellow students who could not express themselves in any of our indigenous languages”
There has been a subtle, slow development in the surgical healthcare industry on the continent
“One of the biggest cultural shocks I experienced during my university days in Nigeria was meeting fellow students who could not express themselves in any of our indigenous languages”
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