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Health ministry approves standard for managing high-altitude mountain sickness

Hamro Patro News •
November 06, 2026 • 08:02 AM
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Kathmandu, November 6 The Ministry of Health and Food Safety has approved the Standard Related to Management of High-altitude Mountain Sickness, 2026, to make the diagnosis, prevention, treatment ...

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The Ministry of Health and Food Safety has approved the Standard Related to Management of High-altitude Mountain Sickness, 2026, to make the diagnosis, prevention, treatment and management of altitude-related illnesses more systematic and effective.

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