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Ho West residents benefit from free medical outreach

From Ghanaian Times · () English

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  • Residents of the Ho West District in Ghana's Volta Region are receiving free medical services.
  • A five-day medical outreach program screens, diagnoses, and treats various diseases.
  • The initiative is organized by the local Member of Parliament in collaboration with the Ghana Medical Association.

Residents of the Ho West District in Ghana's Volta Region are benefiting from a comprehensive five-day medical outreach program. The initiative aims to provide essential health screenings, diagnoses, and treatments for a range of diseases and other health concerns affecting the local population.

The outreach is spearheaded by the Member of Parliament for the area, Mr. Emmanuel Kwasi Bedzrah, in partnership with the Ghana Medical Association. This collaboration brings together parliamentary support and medical expertise to address the healthcare needs of the community, ensuring greater accessibility to medical services.

This program is crucial for the district, offering a vital opportunity for residents to receive medical attention they might otherwise struggle to access. By focusing on screening, diagnosis, and treatment, the outreach seeks to improve overall health outcomes and well-being within the Ho West District.

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