A health camp organised by University College of Commerce and Business Management in association with Osmania Technology Business Incubator (OTBI) and a hospital and a dental clinic included free medical consultation on gynecology, pulmonology, endodontology, dental orthodontology, and nutrition. (Image: DC)
Hyderabad: Eighteen students and two members from the non-teaching staff donated blood at a health camp organised by University College of Commerce and Business Management in association with Osmania Technology Business Incubator (OTBI) and a hospital and a dental clinic. It was inaugurated by Prof. D. Sreeramulu, principal and head, department of business management, in the presence of Osmania University Vice Chancellor D. Ravinder.
The camp included free medical consultation on gynecology, pulmonology, endodontology, dental orthodontology, and nutrition. The assessment included blood sugar measurement & BP measurement. A large number of students, scholars, teaching and non-teaching staff were assessed and counselled by the doctors.
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