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From June 3 to 7, Lviv is holding its annual public health campaign \u201cHealth Week,\u201d offering free medical screenings and consultations at 31 locations across the city. These include parks, squares, shopping centers, markets, and other high-traffic areas.<\/p>\n
The program provides both basic and advanced health services, educational sessions, and social activities for children and adults \u2014 all aimed at promoting early diagnosis and preventive care.<\/p>\n
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Mayor Andriy Sadovyi highlighted that the city has been organizing Health Weeks since 2007. \u201cLast year, about 10,000 people received unexpected screenings. In 40% of them, we found issues. Today, within just one hour, doctors identified arrhythmia in three out of seven ECGs,\u201d he shared.<\/p>\n
Zoriana, a local mother, took advantage of the opportunity for herself and her daughter. \u201cMy daughter had a rash, and I got a quick health check. These campaigns are important for early detection, especially for kids and the elderly,\u201d she said.
Oleh, another resident, had consultations with a dermatologist, an ophthalmologist, and a general practitioner. \u201cQuick and efficient \u2014 I fully support this idea,\u201d he commented.<\/p>\n