A health maintenance organisation boss, Lekan Ewenla, has expressed his views on the role of health insurance. He believes it can help reduce sudden deaths by altering the way people seek medical care and encouraging preventive measures.
Lekan Ewenla's comments suggest that health insurance can have a positive impact on health outcomes. His statement highlights the potential benefits of health insurance in promoting preventive care and changing health-seeking behaviour.
Further details about Lekan Ewenla's comments are available from the source, which provides more information on his views about the relationship between health insurance and sudden deaths in Nigeria.
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