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KCKCC to offer free health screenings
By ALAN HOSKINS, Kansan Contributor
Up to 10 free health screenings will be available at Health Fair 10’ at Kansas City Kansas Community College Thursday, April 15.
Open to the community, the Health Fair will be held from 8:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. in the upper level Jewell Building on the KCKCC campus at 7250 State Avenue.
In addition to the free screenings and health education, a cholesterol blood chemistry will be available for $28 and a 20 chemistry test with lipid profile and complete blood count for $35. Both tests require a 12-hour fast from food and drink with the exception of water although persons with diabetes should not fast and prescription medicine should not be interrupted.
A PSA blood test for men will be offered for $25 and a TSH test for thyroid will be available for $27.
The areas of free screenings include blood pressure, height and weight, HIV/STD testing, blood sugar level, vision, percent of body fat, hearing, grip strength, spinal flexibility, oral hygiene/cancer, and chiropractic analysis.
Physicians, registered nurses, and dietitians will be on hand to answer any health questions in such diverse areas as diabetes, smoking cessation, alcohol and drug abuse, heart disease, stress, sexually transmitted diseases, breast and testicular self exams, and fitness and wellness.
This event is sponsored by Student Health Services, Nursing and Allied Health programs, and the Wellness and Fitness Center at KCKCC. There will be drawings for door prizes.
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