Private, public sector can join forces to provide free dialysis – Dr. Ramsammy – Guyana Chronicle
THE government of Guyana has distributed 84 cheques worth $600,000 each to hemodialysis patients in an effort to help cover
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THE government of Guyana has distributed 84 cheques worth $600,000 each to hemodialysis patients in an effort to help cover
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Read MoreEIGHTY-FOUR (84) hemodialysis patients have received cheques valued at $600,000 each, to help subsidize their treatment expenses, as the Government
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