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Resident doctors caution against misinformation on snakebite treatment after Ifunanya’s death - Source News

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Resident doctors caution against misinformation on snakebite treatment after Ifunanya’s death

Premium Times•20 days ago•centre•Credibility: 85/100

NARD said the loss of a young life under such circumstances was painful but warned that misleading narratives risk confusing the public and unfairly blaming frontline healthcare workers. The post Resident doctors caution against misinformation on snakebite treatment after Ifunanya’s death appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

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