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Jalgaon Health Session Highlights Stress and Women’s Wellness
A health programme was held for female students in Jalgaon.
Doctors and speakers talked about how to stay healthy in body and mind.
Dr Rupali Dixit said too much worrying can make people feel mentally tired.
She advised students to manage stress and keep a positive outlook.
She also explained that low haemoglobin can harm both physical and mental health.
The students learned about nutritious food and anaemia.
Manisha Wankhede explained HIV/AIDS and how to avoid misinformation about it.
Nishigandha Bagul discussed hygiene, warning signs and the importance of seeing a doctor.
The students asked questions and took part in the programme.
Dr Rupali Dixit said stress management can help prevent mental fatigue and support overall well-being.
A health awareness programme at Dr Bendale College covered HIV/AIDS, anaemia, nutrition and young women’s health concerns.
Dixit explained that low haemoglobin can affect women’s mental and physical health and encouraged balanced nutrition.
Manisha Wankhede discussed HIV/AIDS causes, prevention and misconceptions, while Nishigandha Bagul addressed symptoms and hygiene.
Female students participated actively, asking questions about health and mental well-being during the session.
- Who
- Dr Rupali Dixit, Manisha Wankhede, Nishigandha Bagul and other health and college representatives addressed female students.
- What
- A health awareness programme covered stress management, mental fatigue, HIV/AIDS, anaemia, nutrition and young women’s health.
- Where
- The event took place at Dr Bendale College in Jalgaon and was organised by its NSS department.
- When
- The programme was held on Saturday.
- Why
- It was organised to raise awareness about health concerns, prevent misinformation and encourage healthy habits and medical check-ups.
Key facts
- Main speaker
- Dr Rupali Dixit of the Government Hospital
- Organiser
- The NSS department of Dr Bendale College
- Audience
- Female students
- Health topics
- HIV/AIDS, haemoglobin deficiency, nutrition, stress management and young women’s health
- Mental-health advice
- Students were advised to manage stress, avoid repeated overthinking and maintain a positive outlook.
- Anaemia advice
- Dixit stressed balanced nutrition and explained the effects of low haemoglobin.
- Student response
- Students actively participated and raised questions about health and mental well-being.
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