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Foundation screens 1,000 Osun traders, residents for hypertension, BMI

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About 1,000 traders at Igbona Market in Osogbo, Osun State, and residents of the area have been screened for hypertension and Body Mass Index during a medical outreach organised by the Femi Olutoye Foundation. The outreach, held at the market, was part of activities marking the second anniversary of the foundation. The coordinator of the Read More: https://punchng.com/foundation-screens-1000-osun-traders-residents-for-hypertension-bmi/

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