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In continuation of Alexandria University's active participation in the presidential initiative for human development “Bedaya: A New Beginning for Building the Human Being”, and under the auspices of Professor Dr. Abdelaziz Konsowa, President of Alexandria University, the Community Service and Environmental Development Sector, headed by Dr. Saeed Allam, Vice President of the University for Community Service and Environmental Development Affairs, launched at Friday, the 1st of November 2024, a combined convoy to Khorshid area in eastern Alexandria to provide medical, therapeutic and social services to the villagers, with the participation of a number of university faculties in all medical, community and service specialties.
Dr. Tamer Abdallah, Vice Dean of the Faculty of Medicine for Community Service and Environmental Development and Rapporteur of the University's Convoys Committee, pointed out that the total number of cases that were examined reached 546 cases in various medical specialties, explaining that the Faculty of Dentistry participated through its mobile clinic in examining a number of residents, the Faculty of Pharmacy provided free medicines to patients, and a number of cases were transferred to the main university hospital to complete treatment. The participating team from the Faculty of Nursing also conducted blood sugar and blood pressure measurements, early screening for breast cancer, and provided advice to residents about proper nutrition for children. The delegation from the Higher Institute of Public Health participated in a group of health education and awareness activities that targeted women and children from the region's residents, where lectures were given on ways to deal psychologically with children during the school entry period, the importance of healthy balanced food and family planning methods, ways to maintain an ideal weight, and the importance of exercising. The Anti-Violence Against Women Unit at the university also presented a workshop to raise comprehensive awareness for women and children through a group of recreational awareness segments.