To promote a healthy lifestyle and sustainable urban development, public drinking water fountains have been set up at two active recreation sites in Olaine.

"Mēness aptieka" (AS "Sentor Farm aptiekas") invested more than 1.1 million euros in 2024 in the reconstruction of 16 pharmacies across different regions of the country

On World Hepatitis Day, 28 July, 71 people took advantage of the free hepatitis C antibody (anti-HCV) testing offered by Centrālā laboratorija at Cēsis Clinic.

Having become the most modern laboratory in the Baltics, Centrālā Laboratorija continues to introduce new tests that expand the possibilities of laboratory diagnostics and serve as a foundation for effective prevention and treatment.

“Veselības centru apvienība” (VCA) has introduced digital self-service kiosks, which have already been installed in four healthcare centers for the convenience of its clients.

“Mēness aptieka” have decorated with roses the flower bed in a shape of heat at Pauls Stradiņš Clinical University Hospital, reminding about importance of the heart health and encouraging to greater involvement in its prevention.

The leading pharmaceutical manufacturer in the Baltics – JSC Olpha – at the end of May awarded scholarships for the 15th time, each worth 2,000 euros, to three future pharmacists.

Today, the 10th Latvian Doctors’ Congress begins in Riga, bringing together more than 5,000 doctors and other medical professionals from Latvia and abroad over the course of four days. Olpha is the main sponsor of the event.

Once again, the Riga marathon hosted the “Inclusive marathon” program, which attracted over 1000 participants with physical and functional disabilities, as well as their assistants.

With the participation of Prime Minister Evika Siliņa and Minister of Economics Viktors Valainis, nine new and prospective chemistry, biology, and mathematics teachers each received a €3,000 scholarship as part of the education support program “There’s Chemistry Between Us!”

On May 7, Central Laboratory officially opened the most advanced clinical laboratory in the Baltics at Grēdu iela 4A, Riga, following a €4.2 million investment. This newly automated facility represents one of the company’s most ambitious projects to date and stands among the largest private-sector contributions to Latvia’s healthcare system in recent years.