ReStore teams with ONU students for skin scopes - and more
Preventive medicine.
Pharmacy students offered free skin scopes to those attending Crock Pot Tuesday at ReStore. The machine scans the face and can alert someone of precancer as well as oily, dry, or thin skin.
If there may be health issues found, the students recommend seeing a dermatologist. This scan system is the latest in preventive medicine.
Pictured is Ryan Branbeberry, an ONU intern, helping someone.
For additional ReStore photos, check the bottom of this story
Other ReStore activities
Photo - Sonya Petty, on tenor sax, entertains those attending Crock Pot Tuesday at ReStore. Live vocal and instrumental music is occasionally provided as well as cut flowers in bud vases, when in season, to make the evening meal extra enjoyable.
Photo - ONU pharmacy students give free blood pressure checks to those who attended the free meal at ReStore on Tuesday. Students also advise about heartburn and over the counter medications.
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