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No Flights, No Foreign Hospitals? How Remote Surgery Could Change Healthcare For Nigerians

Imagine lying on an operating table in Abuja while the surgeon removing a cancerous kidney is hundreds of kilometres away in Ogun State, controlling...

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No Flights, No Foreign Hospitals? How Remote Surgery Could Change Healthcare For Nigerians

Imagine lying on an operating table in Abuja while the surgeon removing a cancerous kidney is hundreds of kilometres away in Ogun State, controlling...

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