Ho Chi Minh City Offers Free Health Check-ups to Over 3.7 Million, Revealing Regional Disparities
Ho Chi Minh City has provided free health check-ups to over 3.7 million people, covering 29.1% of its population. While 22 districts surpassed 50% coverage, with Thạnh An ward leading at 96.3%, some areas lagged at 13-17%, highlighting disparities. The program aims to update electronic health records and ensure long-term health management.
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