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Four million pregnant women screened in health program
The Ministry of Health and Population has confirmed that over 4 million pregnant women have benefited from comprehensive free examinations as part of the Maternal and Fetal Health Care Initiative, which began in March 2020 under the slogan "100 Million Health." The initiative aims to enable early detection of diseases transmitted from mother to fetus, and to provide complete treatment and healthcare free of charge, with a focus on diseases such as hepatitis B, immunodeficiency, and syphilis, to ensure safe deliveries and good health for the baby. Services include clinical examinations, measurements of height and weight, blood pressure checks, tetanus vaccinations, and tests to detect anemia and infections, along with follow-up for 42 days postpartum. The initiative also provides necessary supplements and medications free of charge throughout pregnancy and the postpartum period.
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