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Phyto-Riker, Top-Up Pharmacy donate drugs for Graphic health screening
The companies, Phyto-Riker (GIHOC) Pharmaceutical Company and Top-Up Pharmacy Limited, donated the products as part of their corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives and support for community health care.
Partners for this year’s exercise include Gokals Healthy Optionz for eye care, Serepa Dental Clinic for dentistry and SYNLAB Ghana for laboratory services, while services will also include renewal of National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) membership.
The exercise will provide free screening and care for malaria, common cold, eye problems, hypertension and typhoid fever, among others, with additional services in eye care, dentistry and laboratory testing.
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