Knowledge about STIs other than HIV/AIDS is low in Nigeria and especially within the most vulnerable population which are undergraduate and Gonorrhea is the most prevalent STI in Nigeria. Therefore, We SCORAngels of the Nigerian Medical Students came up with this activity to give back to the community that has given a lot to us. […]
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Climate change has been stated as the biggest threat to global public health in the 21st century (1). With temperatures rising closer to the ‘no return point’, taking action to mitigate this global emergency is a matter of now or never. If such is the case, then why is this not identified as a global […]
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JAL HAI TOH KAL HAI“There is Nectar in water, there is medicine in water.”-Rigveda 1.23.19 We’ve learnt in school that we cannot lead our day to day life without water. But the widespread problem of water pollution is jeopardizing our health; globally, nearly two billion people lack access to safe water. Over half a million […]
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Public health as an issue in Hong Kong has not been viewed as an important aspect in secondary education. Rarely in the senior secondary curriculum is one exposed to the topics of antimicrobial resistance and mental health in Hong Kong, with the exception of a small subtopic in the subject of Liberal Studies. With the […]
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Fighting Antimicrobial Resistance In Morocco and many LMIC countries, AMR is one of the biggest health problems today, one of its main causes in the bad use of antibiotics by the general population as well as by healthcare professionals. This is why we have decided to take the lead and act about it and work […]
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PREVENT DIABETES WITH ACTION PREDICTION or Prevent Diabetes with Action is one of the projects owned by SCOPH MSCIA UB which is carried out to commemorate WDD or World Diabetes Day. This year is the fourth year PREDICTION was held. PREDICTION itself has 4 days of series which are carried out in the span of […]
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IFMSA Brazil held a Multicenter Call on Black Population Health during Black November 2019, with a membership of Local Committees from all regions of the country. 52 Local Committees were enrolled in the activity, with predominant participation of the Northeast Regional which accounted for more than 40% of participants. The South and North 1 regions […]
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IFMSA Fringe is a General Assembly session is inspired by Fringe Theater and the Edinburgh Fringe Festival (more information available here). In short, Fringe represents a performing arts festival where anyone is able to participate with any type of performance. Are you passionate about theater? Do you play any musical instruments? Have you always wanted […]
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In November 2019, the world gathered together to celebrate and make new commitments at the Nairobi Summit, the 25th anniversary of the International Conference on Population and Development. A quarter of a century ago, this iconic meeting for the first time in history concluded with an outcome of reproductive rights being human rights. Upon the […]
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