Aagam Shree Foundation & Must & More Super Speciality Diagnostic Centre to Organize Free Kidney Health Checkup on World Kidney Day

• To raise awareness about kidney health & encourage early detection.
• Under this initiative, 3 essential kidney tests – KFT, CBC & thyroid profile will be made available completely free of cost, with a 50% discount on other tests.

New Delhi, March 12, 2025 — On the occasion of World Kidney Day 2025, Aagam Shri Foundation (Jain Seva) and Must & More Super Speciality Diagnostic Centre, Rohini will jointly organize a special health camp to raise awareness about kidney health and encourage early detection. Under this initiative, three essential kidney tests – KFT (kidney function test), CBC (complete blood count) and thyroid profile will be made available completely free of cost, with 50% discount on other tests.

This health camp will be organized on 13th March 2025 at Must & More Super Speciality Diagnostic Centre, Rohini.

Dr. Rakesh Gupta, Director, Must & More Super Speciality Diagnostic Centre said, “Through this initiative, we want to make people aware about kidney health so that they can take necessary steps on time.”

Agam Shree Foundation, which is active in the field of organ donation, has so far successfully completed 4 cadaver transplants, 1 skin donation and several eye donations. The Foundation has also launched an online pledge campaign in collaboration with NOTTO (National Organ and Tissue Transplant Organization) to spread awareness about organ donation. This joint effort aims to promote healthy lifestyle in the society through early detection and prevention of kidney diseases.

This joint effort of Aagam Shri Foundation and Must & More Super Speciality Diagnostic Centre will increase awareness about kidney health in the society and people will be able to get necessary health tests done on time which will help in preventing kidney diseases.

World Kidney Day, which is being observed on March 13, 2025 this year, aims to raise awareness about kidney health and encourage early detection and prevention of kidney diseases. This year’s theme is, “Are your kidneys okay? Detect early, protect kidney health.”