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Doctors pledge two hours a week for free care to poor
In a commendable effort, twenty-seven doctors in Delhi are dedicating two hours each week to provide free consultations, targeting the underprivileged population. This initiative not only facilitates access to essential medical expertise but also combines in-person visits at hospitals with the convenience of telemedicine. The program aspires to eliminate financial barriers to healthcare, with aspirations of expanding this altruistic venture across the nation.
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