Aster Prime Hospital conducts three day Health Camp at Meridian School for the Students

Hyderabad: Doctors have underlined the importance of prioritizing health among students, emphasizing that maintaining good health is crucial for academic focus and overall development. 

In line with this, a three-day free medical camp was organized at Meridian School, Banjara Hills, with active supervision and support from a team of doctors from Aster Prime Hospital.The camp was conducted in collaboration with the school management, including the Principal and Vice Principal of the Banjara Hills branch, ensuring smooth execution of all activities.

The camp spanned three consecutive days, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, and saw the participation of 410 students from Grades 5 through 12. Each student underwent a series of comprehensive health screenings aimed at assessing their overall wellness.

The tests included measurements of height, weight, Body Mass Index (BMI), body temperature, pulse rate, and vision assessments. General Medicine doctors conducted the initial examinations, followed by detailed evaluations from Pediatric specialists. Additionally, Dermatologists performed thorough assessments to identify any skin-related concerns among the students.

During the camp, the doctors also engaged with the students to educate them on maintaining a balanced and nutritious diet. They emphasized the importance of avoiding processed and junk foods and encouraged the consumption of clean, home-cooked meals to promote long-term health. Proper hand hygiene before meals and maintaining general cleanliness were also highlighted as key preventive measures to reduce the risk of infections.

The medical camp was supported by experienced medical professionals from Aster Prime Hospital, including Consultant Pediatricians Dr. Rishivardhan Reddy and Dr. T. Narendra, Consultant Dermatologist Dr. Harini, and Consultant Gynecologist Dr. Tanuja Paipuru.

Their participation ensured that students received professional guidance and personalized attention during the screenings. The initiative not only provided an opportunity to identify potential health issues early but also created awareness among young students about the significance of maintaining healthy habits for academic performance and overall well-being.

This collaborative effort between Meridian School and Aster Prime Hospital exemplifies the importance of community healthcare initiatives in schools and reinforces the message that fostering good health from a young age is essential for a thriving, productive future.