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More than 300 people from Rupea, Prejmer and Jidvei benefited from free consultations through the Health Caravan, a MedLife initiative to support rural communities.

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The Health Caravan project, run by MedLife, has provided free medical check-ups and tests for over 300 inhabitants of Brasov and Alba counties. This initiative is part of a broader approach of education and support in vulnerable communities, aiming to reduce inequalities in access to health services. So far, the mobile unit has covered over 6,000 kilometers, reaching 4,000 people, including chronic patients and refugees. The next stops will be in Constanța county in August.

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MedLife continuă să susțină comunitățile vulnerabile: peste 300 de locuitori din satele din Brașov și Alba au beneficiat de analize și consultații medicale gratuite în doar 6 zile, prin proiectul Caravana cu Sănătate

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