A free medical camp focusing on pain management, health check-ups, and medicine distribution was organized at Khilgaon High School in the capital by Regenex Pain Solution and Regenex Foundation.
The camp, held on Saturday (November 14), provided free medical consultations and essential medicines to 100 underprivileged and financially disadvantaged patients suffering from chronic pain. Participants also received diabetes screening and weight measurements as part of the health-check-up services.
Medical services at the camp were provided by Dr. Monzur A. Khoda, an internationally renowned rheumatologist and regenerative medicine specialist. He is the first Bangladeshi physician to have been included in a list of the world’s 100 leading personalities.
Speaking at the event, Dr. Monzur A. Khoda said that food contamination, lack of physical activity and exercise, and conventional dietary habits are causing people’s bones, joints, and joint functions to deteriorate at an increasingly early age. Conditions that would traditionally appear between the ages of 60 and 70 are now developing during people’s working years.
He added that Regenex Pain Solution and Regenex Foundation had organized such free medical services and medicine distribution programmes to support people suffering from chronic pain, particularly those who cannot afford proper treatment due to financial hardship.
Mamunur Rashid Akand, Member Secretary of Khilgaon Thana BNP, attended the programme as the chief guest.
Special guests included Mobarul Islam, adviser to Regenex Foundation and an educationist; the Headteacher of Khilgaon High School and Chairman of its Managing Committee; the Officer-in-Charge (OC) of Khilgaon Police Station; Humayun Kabir, General Secretary of the Ward BNP; and Abdullah Al Mamun, Head of the Research Team on Validating the Regenex Protocol and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Universal Social Service.
Also present at the event was Advocate Abdul Qayyum, founding president and adviser of Regenex Foundation, along with other distinguished local personalities.
The organizers said that the main objectives of such initiatives are to ensure access to medical care for financially disadvantaged people suffering from chronic pain, raise public health awareness, and highlight the importance of preventive healthcare among the general population.
