Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria (PSN) has accused the federal government of apathy and favouritism in the administration of the nation’s health sector. It warned that the continued marginalisation of non-medical professionals could worsen disunity and inefficiency in healthcare delivery. At a pre-conference press briefing in Lagos ahead of the Society’s 98th Annual National Conference (DABO [ ]
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