Ilfov County Council is participating in a national project that offers free screening for chronic liver diseases, including viral hepatitis and liver cancer.
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Ilfov County Council is collaborating with the Fundeni Clinical Institute in a national project for the prevention of chronic liver diseases, offering citizens free access to screening for early detection of conditions such as viral hepatitis, cirrhosis or liver cancer. The project includes information campaigns about liver risks and the importance of a healthy lifestyle, and people with the disease will receive free treatment. The County Council will coordinate local activities to support the initiative.
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Screening gratuit în lupta împotriva bolilor hepatice. Anunțul Consiliului Judeţean Ilfov
Consiliul Judeţean Ilfov: Screening gratuit în lupta împotriva bolilor hepatice / România înregistrează cea mai ridicată rată a hepatitei C din Europa, însă doar 10% dintre cei infectaţi sunt diagnosticaţi
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