Maharashtra Health Department to Boost Thalassemia Screening Across State
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AI-generated summary of the coverage listed below: The Maharashtra Ministry of Public Health and Family Welfare announced a statewide effort to increase awareness, early detection, and counseling for thalassemia, a hereditary blood disorder. Minister Meghana Sakore‑Bordikar directed the health department to intensify screening programs and educational campaigns, citing the need to reduce disease burden. The directive was presented at a meeting held at Arogya Bhavan in Mumbai, marking a renewed focus on preventive health measures.
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