DELSU SUG Health Alert: Free Medical Outreach for All Students

The Office of the Director of Health, Safety, and Environment (SUG) has officially announced a comprehensive Free Medical Outreach program. Designed to prioritize the well-being of the student body, this initiative offers a suite of essential health screenings and educational sessions at zero cost.

Whether you've been feeling under the weather or just want a routine check-up, this is the perfect opportunity to "know your numbers" and stay ahead of potential health issues.

🩺 Available Medical Services

The outreach features a wide array of diagnostic tests and screenings, including:

• Vitals & General Checks:

  • Body Mass Index (BMI)

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  • Blood Pressure Checks

  • Random Blood Sugar Test

• Infectious Disease Screening:

  • Malaria Testing

  • Hepatitis Testing

  • HIV Testing

• Health Education:

  • Specialized sessions on Cervical Cancer Prevention

  • Education on STIs (Sexually Transmitted Infections)

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📅 Event Logistics

Make sure to clear your schedule and arrive early to beat the queue!

• Date: Wednesday, 20th May 2026

• Time: 12:00 PM Prompt

• Venue: Prof. Andy Egwuyenga SUG Stand, Campus 2

Why You Should Attend

University life can be incredibly stressful, and it’s easy to let your health slide between lectures, assignments, and exams.

1. Early Detection: Many conditions like high blood pressure or high blood sugar often show no symptoms until they become serious.

2. Expert Advice: Get direct access to health professionals who can answer questions about your lifestyle and preventive care.

3. Empowerment: The health education sessions on Cervical Cancer and STIs are designed to give you the knowledge needed to make informed decisions about your body.

Note: This outreach is open to all students. Please come along with your student ID card for identification purposes.

Are you planning to go for a specific test, or are you just heading there for the health education sessions? Either way, it’s a smart move for your future self!