Hyderabad, Dec 12:- Doctors emphasized that students the future citizens of the nation must prioritize their health, as staying healthy is essential for focusing on academics. A free medical camp was organized at Meridian School, Banjara Hills, under the supervision of doctors from Aster Prime Hospital. With the support of the Meridian Group of Schools Management, Principal, and Vice Principal of the Banjara Hills branch, the camp was smoothly conducted over three days, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.

 

A total of 410 students from Grade 5 to Grade 12 underwent various health screenings. The tests included height, weight, BMI, body temperature, pulse rate, and eye check-ups. Students were first examined by General Medicine doctors, followed by Pediatric specialists. Dermatologists also performed thorough evaluations to check for any skin-related issues.

Doctors educated the students on the importance of a balanced and nutritious diet, advising them to avoid junk food and consume clean, home-cooked meals. They also stressed proper hand hygiene before eating.

The medical camp featured expert participation from Aster Prime Hospital’s Consultant Pediatricians Dr. Rishivardhan Reddy and Dr. T. Narendra, Consultant Dermatologist Dr. Harini, and Consultant Gynecologist Dr. Tanuja Paipuru.