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How 95 million benefited from 100 Million Health
Over a period of eight years, approximately 95 million citizens benefited from the "100 Million Healthy Lives" initiatives launched by the Egyptian Ministry of Health to improve public health. These initiatives provided more than 303.5 million free medical services through 3,527 screening units, at a cost exceeding 44.8 billion Egyptian pounds. The initiatives included early detection screenings for genetic diseases, hearing impairments, autism, muscular dystrophy, and other conditions in children and infants. They also offered early diagnostic services for heart, kidney, and cancer diseases, focusing on age groups from newborns to the elderly. The efforts emphasized women's health and youth, in addition to supporting mental health and caring for diabetes patients. The goal of these initiatives is to reduce complications, improve quality of life through early detection and treatment, raise health awareness, and include substantial health investments aimed at elevating the overall health standards of the population.
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