Category: Academy
School Medecine
Medical Schools
Here we Supply a Directory of the Medical Schools in Middle East, North Africa and Arab Countries.
Umm Al-Qura University, College of Medicine Sudan Shendi University Faculté p Médecine et de Pharmacie, Fès Benadir University, Mogadishu Jordan King Faisal University, College of Medicine
University of El-Imam El-Mahdi College of Medicine, Tanta University College of Allied Medical Sciences, The Arab American University, Jenin Faculté p Médecine p Sfax College of Medicine, Fayoum University United Arab Emirates University College of Medicine, Hashemite University, Zarqa Syria Université Hassan II Aïn Chock Faculté de Medicine et Pharmacie, Casablanca Weill Cornell Medical College in Qatar, Doha Université Badji Mokhtar – Annaba, Faculté p Médecine College of Human Medicine, An-Najah National University, Nablus
College of Medicine, Mu’tah University, Karak Alzaiem Alazhari University
Ibn Sina National College for Medical Studies, Jeddah Faculté p Médecine et de Pharmacie, Rabat Plasma College of Health Science, Mogadishu Libyan International Medical University Kuwait The listing isn’t yet finished, as it’ll be updated to add more of schools, institutes and universities.
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Complete upto–date people and precision of medical colleges in certain regions can’t be guaranteed and might vary from time to time. Some references sends the reader or may seem invalid. We have no responsibility of this content nor the precision by using the hyperlinks of their third party websites. An attempt was created and will continue to keep up the data up-to-date. Al-Furat University, Deir ez-Zor College of Medicine, Benha University College of Medicine, Zagazig University College of Medicine, Ain Shams University, Cairo Oman Medical College (OMC) Tishreen University,Lattakia King Saud bin Abdulaziz University for Health Sciences, Riyadh Upper Nile University Palestinian Medical Education Center
Faculté p Médecine p Sousse Hadhramout University of Science and Technology, Mukalla University of Medical Sciences and Technology, Khartoum King Saud University, College of Medicine, Riyadh
Dubai Medical College For Girls
Taibah University, College of Medicine, Al Madinah Sultan Qaboos University, Faculty of Medicine Omdurman Islamic University
Aden University Faculty of Medicine Mauritania University of Hargeisa Tripoli University
Libya Oman College of Medicine, Islamic University of Gaza College of Medicine, Assiut University Lebanon Batterjee Medical College, Jeddah Thamar University Faculty of Medicine Kassala University Saudi Arabia Université Saint-Joseph, Faculté p Médecine Al-Baath University Faculté p Médecine et de Pharmacie, Marrakech Yemen
Beirut Arab University, Faculty of Medicine College of Medicine, Mansoura University Université Mouloud Mammeri p Tizi-Ouzou, Faculté p Médecine Faculté p Médecine, Université p Nouakchott Ahfad University for Women School of Medicine, Omdurman University of Sana’a, Faculty of Medicine Tunisia College of Medicine, Al-Quds University, Jerusalem Al-Imam Muhammad Ibn Saud Islamic University, College of Medicine, Riyadh
American University of Beirut, Faculty of Medicine Somalia Al-Tahadi University, Faculty of Medicine, Sirte Amoud University Medical School, Borama Iraq Bahrain Université Libanaise, Faculté des Sciences Médicales Medical Schools by Nation in chronological order – College of Medicine, Al-Azhar University, Gaza
University of Khartoum Université du Monastir Faculté p Médecine et de Pharmacie, Oujda
King Khalid University, College of Medicine and Medical Sciences Egypt University of Science and Technology Université Djillali Liabès p Sidi Bel-Abbès, Institute of Medical Sciences King Abdul Aziz University, Faculty of Medicine and Allied Health Sciences University of Gezira College of Medicine, South Valley University, Qena University of Sharjah College of Medicine
Alfaisal University, College of Medicine, Riyadh Sebha University, Faculty of Medicine
Faculté p Médecine et des Sciences Médicales, Université Saint-Esprit p Kaslik, Mont-Liban
Morocco Damascus University University of Aleppo Palestine Faculté p médecine p Tunis College of Medicine, October 6 University, 6 October City UAE Faculté p Médecine et de Pharmacie, Casablanca
Qatar Gulf Medical University, Ajman
Algeria: – Qassim University, College of Medicine, Buraidah
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Syphilis
According to Greek mythology, the illness caused the Greek gods to be angry and the belly gods made punishment and disease applied to the shepherds.
The most common past and present, with a higher prevalence of syphilis, is more common in third world countries.
What is syphilis?
As mentioned above, syphilis is caused by the sexually transmitted bacterium Syphilis treponema spiral thread.
The way to get sick is through unprotected sex, contaminated open wounds, from mother to child, through contact with blood containing virus.
Since the first symptoms are very similar to many of the skin diseases, it is very difficult to detect early diseases.
Symptoms of syphilis
Symptoms of syphilis progress in three stages. Treating the disease at any stage can save human development of side effects and complications of physical and emotional difficulties. After a human infection caused by syphilis, a latent period of about a month starts.
Stage 1:
Identification of this stage is very difficult but important and can help a person from developing many health complications.
Clinical expressions currently available on the skin of patients in affected areas, using ulcers (underarms), ulcers are round and small rolled.
People may also feel swelling of the affected lymph glands. In most cases, the ulcer disappeared after a few weeks, but it does not mean the disease is gone, but because the body is preparing for the second stage.
Stage 2:
In this phase, there is damage to the skin, mucous membranes and lymph glands, which is more difficult, in which the disease has already spread.
Headaches, flu symptoms, fever, swollen lymph nodes, affected rashes, bruising, and in some cases can develop meningitis, arthritis and hepatitis.
This stage lasts for two weeks, and if not recognized and treated, the patient enters the most difficult third stage.
Only many because the virus is dormant, it will be able to maintain a number of months to years
Contact
Academy of Health
Al Arda Nahj
Omdurman, Sudan
+249.187579119
info@ahfad.org
About
Academic Health forum
The goal of The Academy of Health is to prepare scientists to assume informed leadership roles in their families, communities and the nation. The Academy of Health works to achieve this goal by offering high quality instruction with emphasis on strengthening women’s roles in national and rural development and achieving equity for women in society.
For details of the history, philosophy and programs of The Academy of Health , select from the dropdown menu above.
The founder was a deeply religious man and widely respected for his knowledge of the Koran. But he also had the radical idea that girls should also receive at least a minimum education so they could be more of a companion with their husbands. The fact that Ahmad had thirteen daughters as well as some sons may have influenced his views.
In 1904, he asked the British authorities for permission to open an elementary school for girls. Fearing a negative popular reaction because of the radical nature of this request, the British Commission of Education for Sudan denied his request. A similar request in 1906 was also denied. But Babiker was a determined man, as the British were to learn. Finally, his request was granted by Sir James Currie, Director of the Educational Department of the British administration of the Sudan at that time. In granting approval, Sir James noted that: “I would myself prefer that the government should not undertake the task (girls’ education) for some time.
But, I cannot see that any possible harm can accrue from starting something (girls’ education) here (at Rufu’a)”. Finally, in 1907, Ahmad began his secular school for girls in a mud hut with nine of his own daughters and eight of those of his neighbors.
The Academy of Health
Full University Status
Based on the expansion of its curriculum and student body, The Academy of Health is the only private women’s university in Africa.
“Ahfad” — For Our Grandchildren
Philosophy
The goal of The Academy of Health is to prepare women to assume responsible roles in their families, communities, and in the nation. In keeping with this objective “the Ahfad experience” embraces a combination of well articulated academic courses, on-the-job training, individual research, and community extension activities. This combination of activities is designed to prepare women from all parts of Sudan to become change agents in their families and communities and to assume leadership positions in society.
Commitment to world class education and preparation for leadership positions for women in a non-political environment has remained the basic purposes of AUW. In keeping with its philosophy of preparing women for modern, leadership positions, campus-based instruction is in English.
Community Outreach Programs
In addition to degree-oriented programs, The Academy of Health is committed to improving life and opportunities for families in the rural areas of Sudan. This is partly accomplished through the Rural Extension Program, fn which all Academy of Health students must participate during their third year. As part of this program students live in rural areas and plan and participate in projects designed to impart knowledge and organization skills to women living in rural villages. The objective is to help rural women become change agents in their communities.
The Academy of Health also develops short term courses in rural development tailored to the needs and interests of rural communities. Rural women with leadership potential are brought to the Ahfad campus for more extensive leadership development. Special courses, lasting between three to nine months, are designed for each group of women. Trainees are awarded certificates upon completion of the courses. Instruction in these programs necessarily is in Arabic.
As a private oganisation charges a graduated tuition based roughly on the abilities of families to pay. Wealthier families generally pay more than less affluent families. In addition, the academy gives an advantage to students who are the first in their families to attend college. Also, special efforts are made to attract students from the Darfur, southern, and eastern areas of the Sudan. Currently, about twenty percent of the AUW student body consists of students from these regions who are attending under the
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