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• • June 1, 2026
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  Did you know that many concerns about vaccination stem from a lack of reliable information?

  Many parents have questions about childhood vaccinations. This is natural—after all, decisions regarding children’s health are very important. However, it is important to seek answers from reliable sources. We invite you to review the information on childhood vaccinations prepared by the National Public Health Center: https://nvsc.lrv.lt/lt/vaikai/ #ChildhoodVaccinations #Vaccinations #ChildHealth #NVSC #KėdainiųPSPC #Health #ForParents #ReliableInformation

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• • May 29, 2026
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  Rules of Conduct During Temporary Disability

  Temporary disability leave is granted when, due to illness, injury, or a medical condition, a person is temporarily unable to work and requires treatment and medical care. The period of disability leave is intended for recovery, so it is important to follow the doctor’s recommendations and the prescribed treatment regimen. During sick leave, you must: Violations of the rules of conduct include when a person: Important to know If violations of the rules of conduct are identified without valid reasons, the doctor notes

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• • May 19, 2026
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  Community-Based Prevention – Without Stigma

  On May 19, in observance of World Hepatitis C Day, specialists providing low-threshold services at the Kėdainiai Primary Health Care Center organized an outreach event at the Raseiniai branch of the Lithuanian Red Cross Society’s shelter. During the event, members of the target group were given the opportunity to access the services provided free of charge and confidentially, as well as to undergo rapid testing for HIV and other infectious diseases. Over 30 participants attended the event—residents of the shelter

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• • May 8, 2026
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  Changes to the process of determining disability and related needs will take effect in May

  Please be advised of changes at the Agency for the Protection of the Rights of Persons with Disabilities effective May 1, 2026: The Agency will no longer make decisions regarding the nature and conditions of employment or the need for assistive devices. Decisions regarding an individual’s ability to perform a specific job will be made by healthcare institutions during mandatory medical examinations. The Agency will determine the need for compensation for the costs of training an assistance dog. Updated

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