Can a licensee advertise government programmes such as CHAS schemes, health screenings and vaccinations?

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Licensees are allowed to advertise government programmes if the substantive content comprises factual information about or relating to the healthcare services provided by a licensee, where the healthcare service is provided in relation to a programme that is funded (in whole or in part), initiated or endorsed by the Government or the Health Promotion Board.

Can a licensee advertise government programmes such as CHAS schemes, health screenings and vaccinations?

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