As part of the MOBILE MEDICAL HEPL charity project, a free primary medical consultation was provided to residents of Bobryk village, Kyiv region. Medical specialists saw 22 patients. People complained of kidney and lung problems, and almost all had heart problems. The villagers underwent ultrasound diagnostics.
Bobryk residents received consultations and recommendations on their next steps for hypertension, angina, cholecystitis and pancreatitis.
A year ago, the village suffered large-scale destruction as a result of military operations. Many patients who came for a free primary medical consultation on February 2 survived the occupation. In the winter of 2022, during the Russian army’s offensive on Kyiv, Bobryk residents were forced to stay in damp basements and cellars for days on end. The result was an exacerbation of chronic diseases.

It should be noted that the MOBILE MEDICAL HELP project is supported by the Institute of Biology and Medicine of Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv, the Center for Telemedicine of the Ariel University (Israel), and ZiphyCare Inc.

February 2, 2023