The Department of Physiotherapy Techniques organised a voluntary student-led initiative, under the supervision of specialist academic staff, to provide free blood typing (blood group determination) services for the staff and female students of ZUW.
This initiative highlights the importance of knowing one’s blood group, which is essential in emergency situations, blood donation procedures, blood transfusions, and other medical circumstances.
Translated by Zahra’ Ala’
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