MoldMedizin & MoldDent exhibition staged at Moldexpo exhibition centre; visitors to benefit from free medical consultations

A total of 50 companies from Moldova, Romania and other countries will participate in the MoldMedizin & MoldDent Exhibition, due to be staged at the 'Moldexpo' International Exhibition Center from Chisinau on September 25-27.

The participating companies will present visitors with the latest products, supplies, tools and technology for all areas of health.

The MoldMedizin exhibition highlights sophisticated models of equipment, medical supplies, pharmaceuticals, updates in maternal and child health, aesthetic medicine, hygiene products and so on. At the same time, the stands will feature the latest technical and technological innovations, as well as a wide range of services provided by medical institutions, clinics and laboratories.

Medical institutions and clinics with various specialties will participate in the event, seizing the opportunity to promote policies, plans, strategies and services aimed at facilitating citizens' access to quality medical products.

The MoldDent exhibition promotes equipment, instruments, materials, medicines, anesthetics, oral hygiene products and advanced prosthetic technologies.

Throughout the exhibition days, visitors will benefit from free medical consultations and health express diagnostics. Mobile control points will be operating, where all people interested can undergo rapid tests. Doctors will provide consultations and referrals to specialists.

This year's edition of MoldMedizin & MoldDent expands its subjects through a separate project — Healthy life expo, which will include a string of lessons on a healthy lifestyle provided by nutritionists and dietitians, as well as activities promoting sports. Additionally, a flash mob will be organized to take the form of a marathon to the Mills’ Valley Lake, and the Massage and Rehabilitation Association of Moldova will provide three days of kinetoherapy for visitors, with massages, meditation lessons and other activities.

The exhibition will be open till September 27. Entry is free.