Antibiotice has donated medicines for over 7,000 people in Broșteni, Ostra and Stulpicani, responding to the real needs of the patients.
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Following consultations with local communities and medical professionals, Antibiotice has decided to provide essential medicines to the flood-affected disaster victims. These include antibiotics for infections, anti-inflammatories, respiratory medicines and dermatological products. Managing Director Ioan Nani underlines the importance of solidarity and social responsibility, noting that the products will be distributed through the 'St. John the New of Suceava' Association.
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Medicamente gratuite pentru românii afectați de iniundații. Antibiotice Iași, donație în valoare de 250.000 de lei
Compania Antibiotice a donat medicamente de 250.000 de lei pentru sinistraţii din judeţul Suceava afectaţi de inundaţii. Peste 7.000 de oameni vor beneficia de aceste medicamente
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