Ministry of Health: Medical Prevention - National Priority
The Ministry of Health (MoH) announces that all persons over 18 benefit from free preventive medical services, regardless of insurance status.
This measure is part of a national health promotion program, aiming to encourage periodic medical check-ups and early disease detection.
Medical prevention is once again becoming a national priority. Free access to checks, analyzes and investigations, including for uninsured persons, is only the first step. Now we must work on changing mentalities and forming healthy habits. Recurrent health checks, even when it does not hurt, save lives, time and resources. Go to the doctor regularly, with confidence.
Author's summary: Free medical services for all over 18.
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