Free cardiac care expands across Pacific
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- A Fijian hospital is expanding free specialist heart care for children from Fiji and neighboring Pacific island countries.
- The Sri Sathya Sai Sanjeevani Heart Hospital treats children with rheumatic heart disease and other cardiac conditions, including patients from Solomon Islands.
The Sri Sathya Sai Sanjeevani Heart Hospital in Fiji is expanding its reach across the Pacific, offering specialized cardiac care to children from Fiji and neighboring island countries.
The hospital was established to provide free treatment, particularly for children affected by rheumatic heart disease and other heart conditions. Children from Solomon Islands are among those receiving care.
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