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NIGERIA: Installing toilets to reduce blindness
Lack of access to clean toilets or an adequate water supply, living in close proximity to animals, and poor public health awareness have helped put 2.3 million people in Nigeria’s Borno State at risk of contracting trachoma, a viral infection … Continue reading

