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Machine ya kisasa ya kutibu viungo vya ndani ya mwili imezinduliwa katika hospitali ya Kiambu Level 5. Hospitali hiyo ni miongoni mwa hospitali za umma kuzindua matibabu maalum ya viungo vya mwilini. Matibabu hayo hayahitaji upasuaji wa kina na pia wagonjwa hupata afueni ya haraka.
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Machine ya kisasa ya kutibu viungo vya ndani ya mwili yazinduliwa katika hospitali ya Kiambu Level 5
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