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What is a complete examination?

The examination program, which gives a complete picture of the state of the body, should include:

medical history;
clinical examination of the body;
laboratory blood and urine tests;
ECG at rest;
advice to the examinee.

Such an examination is recommended every two years for those over 35.

Author: Mendeleev V.A.

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