Day Star School, Manali, organises medical camp

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Updated At : 05:40 AM May 19, 2025 IST

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The school, in association with Lady Willingdon Hospital, Manali, successfully organised a two-day medical camp on its campus to promote student health and wellness. The camp featured a dedicated medical team, including Dr Sanjana Mathur (General Physician), Dr Jerin Tom (Dentist) and six SHP paramedical staff members. The camp provided comprehensive health check-ups for students across various age groups. Dr Mathur emphasised on the importance of regular ear hygiene and recommended early care for throat health, especially encouraging preventive habits to avoid common conditions like tonsil inflammation. Dr Jerin Tom highlighted the need for consistent oral hygiene practices.

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