Health Ministry to expand free medicine: 33 new methods and a separate medical check-up programme for veterans
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The Ministry of Health of Russia has reported plans to expand its programme of free medical care. According to information published in the media, the list of free services may include 33 innovative treatment methods. Such methods are considered new and effective, which is why they are often called breakthrough.
A separate programme for veterans' medical check-ups is also mentioned. A medical check-up (dispansery) is a regular medical examination that helps doctors detect diseases at an early stage. A separate programme may be organised for veterans, taking into account their state of health and the specifics of their illnesses.
These measures are aimed at ensuring that citizens receive modern medical care without additional payment. It is important that the new methods and the programme for veterans are intended for a wide range of patients, so they may affect many people in different regions of the country.
Detailed conditions, timelines and the procedure for obtaining the new services are not yet specified in the original report. Patients are advised to follow official announcements from the Ministry of Health and to contact polyclinics or health insurance organisations for up-to-date information.
Sources: RuNews24
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