Thai Nguyen Province Implements National Health Insurance Scheme to Expand Healthcare Access
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Thai Nguyen Province Implements National Health Insurance Scheme to Expand Healthcare Access

Thai Nguyen Province has launched the 'National Health Insurance Scheme Implementation Project' aimed at promoting universal health insurance. This initiative will provide free medical examinations and treatments, alongside an increase in healthcare personnel, to enhance public health. The effort aligns with a resolution from the Communist Party of Vietnam's Politburo.

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