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Occupational health services for workers in the informal sector
"Majority of the workforce in Nigeria are engaged in the informal sector. These workers lack access to occupational health services. Occupational Health services can be provided through already existing Primary Health Care Centers at low cost. Health Care workers should therefore be trained to provi
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