Health Education/Promotion

2023 Newsletters

• June-Essential Hyperten
• May-Urinary tract infections
• April-Allergic rhinitis
• March-Tuberculosis
• February – Precautions for COVID19 Recovery
• January – Covid19 What You Need to Know

2022 Newsletters

• December – HIV&AIDS
• November – Diabetes
• October – Insect bites
• September – Hepatitis B and Prevention
• August – Irritable Bowel Syndrome
• July – Hyperthriodism and hyproythriodism
• June – Can we overdoes on caffeine.
• May – Animal safety
• April – World Hearing Day
• March – Insomnia
• February – Sleep deprivation
• January – Gout

2021 Newsletters

• November – Hylicobacter Pylori
• October – Breast cancer awareness
• September – Oral health
• August – Condom use
• July – Summer diseases and illness
• June – Travel safety
• May – Military training
• April – Liver function
• March – Spring allergy
• February – Healthy weight
• January – Dry eyes

 2020 Newsletters

• December – HIV and AIDS
• November – Tuberculosis
• October – Flu
• September – Norovirus
• August- Return to campus direction
• July –Insect bit

First aid training provides an individual with the proper understanding and knowledge that allows him to be able to spot potential hazards and accidents. By taking first aid training, it helps you to reflect on yourself and how you and others react in certain situations. Having a basic first aid knowledge means that you’ll be confident in your skills and abilities in relation to first aid administration.

Campus Clinic encourages all DKU students to attend this training if you have never done this before. You may save someone’s life one day if you are equipped by this skill. Also, DKU clinic has been working on providing our students certified CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) training.

Sexual health education is a critical health objective for improving our campus health. Quality sexual health education (SHE) provides students with the knowledge and skills to help them be healthy and avoid human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), sexually transmitted diseases (STD), and unintended pregnancy.

Campus Clinic address the needs of DKU community, we provide health information which is accurate, appropriate, and directly contributes to health-promoting decisions and behaviors. 

Global statistics on STDs & how can stay safe

Love life, stop AIDS

Though everyone in campus has the potential to face health issues, women are often at higher risk of certain physical health concerns. Regular physicals and other preventative care are essential for the health of all female students.

Campus clinic provides a robust series of health offerings. Such as contraceptive counseling and services (including emergency contraception), pregnancy test and counseling, annual female health check package. 

Women Health

Girls’ talk about “those days”

What can we do to end the period shaming?

Use and abuse of alcohol is very common and can have serious consequences. Harmful and underage college drinking are significant public health problems. Increased stress can lead to increases in alcohol. Binge drinking can pose serious health and safety risks, including car crashes, drunk-driving arrests, sexual assaults, and injuries. Creating a safer campus and reducing harmful and underage student drinking will likely come from a combination of individual and environmental level interventions that work together to maximize positive effects.

Campus clinic arranges a number of different levels of activities to guide a healthy alcohol use, such as drunken simulation by wear goggles, and also provide talks and consulting services.

Safe drinking facts

Please refer to vaccine page for more details.

Campus clinic provides various activities, such us dental health lecture, quiz about how to use antibiotic, interpretation for health report and so on.