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Top-Up Pharmacy takes health screening to Sebrepor
The Coastal Estates Branch of Top-Up Pharmacy has taken healthcare services closer to residents of Sebrepor, near Afienya, with a free screening exercise aimed at promoting preventive health care and early detection of diseases.
Health, a priority Speaking after the exercise held last Saturday, the Coastal Estates Branch Manager of Top-Up Pharmacy, Dr Bernice Ampomah, urged Ghanaians to make regular health checks an essential part of their lives.
The latest exercise, she added, was intended not only to provide free screening, but also to encourage residents to take greater responsibility for their health through regular check-ups and timely medical intervention.
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