Health Minister Jo Etienne Abela, inaugurated a new bone density machine at Gozo General Hospital.It was explained that this machine is used to carry out bone density scans, which measure the mineral content in bones.These scans provide information about bone mass loss and help assess treatment for osteoporosis, a condition that makes bones more fragile and increases the risk of fractures.The aim of this investment is to address the growing demand for bone scans, with around 1,500 scans expected to be carried out each year. As a result, this investment will lead to more efficient healthcare services. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Lovin Malta (@lovinmalta)Minister Abela explained that this new service will complement the range of services already offered at Gozo General Hospital, allowing Gozitan patients to continue receiving treatment within Gozo.He added that this investment not only helps prevent serious injuries but also contributes to overall wellbeing, reducing the need for major medical interventions and disability.“Today we are seeing another investment in the chain of developments being made at Gozo General Hospital. We remain committed to our vision of continuing to offer the highest level of preventive care to Gozitans within Gozo,” the minister concluded.•