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Free medical camp for journos held
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About 100 journalists underwent various tests at a free Orthopedic medical camp organised jointly by MJ Naidu Super Specialty Hospital and APUWJ for journalists and their family members on the hospital premises here on Sunday
Vijayawada: About 100 journalists underwent various tests at a free Orthopedic medical camp organised jointly by MJ Naidu Super Specialty Hospital and APUWJ for journalists and their family members on the hospital premises here on Sunday.
Speaking on the occasion, Dr MJ Naidu said that with the changing lifestyle and food habits, health problems were increasing these days. BMD, X-ray, lab tests were done free.
The members of APUWJ thanked the management of the hospital for organising the free medical camp.
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