Study Reveals Soaring Diabetes Treatment Costs in Nigeria, Urgent Reforms Needed
A recent study conducted by DGI Consult with support from Gatefield highlighted the significant increase in the cost of diabetes treatment in Nigeria, posing challenges for ordinary citizens. The study, presented during a webinar on World Diabetes Day 2025, showed a 400% rise in the average cost of treating diabetes per person due to inflation.
Experts like Professor Felicia Anumah and Bernard Enyia shared insights on the dire situation, emphasizing the need for affordable medicine facilities and subsidy schemes. Urgent reforms are recommended to address the escalating costs and ensure access to life-saving medications for all Nigerians, regardless of income levels.
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