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MaRooN Health Passport: look after your health and wellbeing, and stand a chance of winning!

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Complete your MaRooN (Maties Risk of Non-communicable disease) Health Passport - 2022 Edition, a health and wellbeing tool introduced by the Institute of Sport and Exercise Medicine (ISEM) and Campus Health Service (CHS) of Stellenbosch University, and stand a chance of winning a lucky draw prize valued at R5000!

Your MaRooN Health Passport will provide an individualised report and suggestions on how to improve your health and wellbeing!

The information obtained in this online survey will be treated as confidential by the professional staff and used to assess the health and wellbeing of athletes, students, staff and other professionals. This will allow us to direct health and lifestyle intervention programmes to address the future care and health needs.

To access your MaRooN Health Passport, follow this link or scan the QR code.

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More information:

The MaRooN Health Passport has REC approval (SU Project Number: 0793) as well as Institutional Approval (IRPSD-1062). For any questions relating to the MaRooN Health Passport, please contact the MaRooN Health Passport Team on maroon@sun.ac.za.​


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Published Date: 9/23/2022
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Opsomming: Voltooi jou MaRooN (Maties Risk of Non-communicable disease) Gesondheidspaspoort - 2022 Uitgawe, 'n gesondheids- en welstandsmoniteringshulpbron wat deur die Instituut vir Sport- en Oefengeneeskunde (ISEM) en die Kampusgesondheidsdiens (KGD)
Summary: Complete your MaRooN (Maties Risk of Non-communicable disease) Health Passport - 2022 Edition, a health and wellbeing tool introduced by the Institute of Sport and Exercise Medicine (ISEM) and Campus Health Service (CHS) of Stellenbosch University
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