Nigeria: Nigeria Begins Mpox Vaccination

[Premium Times] According to the NPHDA Chief Executive Director, Muyi Aina, the vaccination is mostly targeted at health workers in facilities where cases have been diagnosed and close contacts of infected people.

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Nigeria: Nigeria Begins Mpox Vaccination

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