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Health official reports 24 million screenings
The Ministry of Health launched the early detection initiative for chronic diseases in September 2021, which continues for more than five years. The goal is to prevent complications from non-communicable diseases such as diabetes, high blood pressure, kidney diseases, and obesity. The initiative has managed to screen 243,777 citizens nationwide through an integrated system that includes early detection, diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up. It primarily targets individuals over the age of 40, in addition to young people who have risk factors such as a family history or unhealthy lifestyle habits. The results have shown a decrease in the rates of diabetes and hypertension compared to 2020, reflecting the initiative's effectiveness in improving disease management and reducing complications.
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