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Ministry of Health receives report on low-risk pregnancy surveillance

The Ministry of Health has received a report detailing low-risk pregnancy surveillance and is working on the regulation of the new model.

10 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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The Ministry of Health recently received a report on the implementation of the project related to low-risk pregnancy surveillance by specialized nurses. This project aims to establish an appropriate follow-up protocol for pregnant women who do not present risks, according to information released today to Lusa.

In addition, the ministry is preparing the necessary regulations for the implementation of this new surveillance model. The goal is to ensure that pregnant women have access to appropriate healthcare throughout their pregnancy, as indicated in the received report.

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