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Journalists told to keep themselves in good health

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The Hindu Bureau
Journalists told to keep themselves in good health
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Ashirwad Hospital conducted a free health camp for journalists in Yadgir, Karnataka, to promote physical and mental well-being. Physicians emphasized the importance of diet, exercise, and regular check-ups for professionals working under high pressure.

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It highlights the occupational health risks faced by journalists and the role of community health initiatives in supporting them.

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Ashirwad Hospital organised a free health camp for journalists of the Karnataka Union of Working Journalists (KUWJ) in Yadgir on Sunday as part of Doctor’s Day celebrations.

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