IUST Launches Lecture Series on Cancer Research as Colleges Mark World Health Day in Kashmir

Lecture Series on Cancer

The School of Sciences at Islamic University of Science and Technology (IUST) has launched a new lecture series aimed at encouraging academic discussion and modern research.

The first lecture focused on “Chemotherapy Response in the Context of Intra-Tumour Heterogeneity: A Single Cell Perspective.” Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp Channel


Focus on Cancer Research

The session was delivered by Dr Suhail Yousuf, who shared insights into tumour diversity and how it affects chemotherapy results.

He explained the importance of single-cell analysis in understanding cancer behaviour and improving treatment methods.

The lecture saw active participation from faculty members and research scholars from both the School of Sciences and the School of Health Sciences.


Experts Highlight Importance of Research

During the event:

  • Prof Mohd Ayub Qadri, Dean of the School of Health Sciences, stressed the need to connect research with patient care
  • Prof Mohammad Farooq Mir, Head of the Department of Zoology, spoke about recent progress in cancer research in India

World Health Day Celebrated Across Colleges

Meanwhile, Alamdar Memorial College of Nursing & Medical Technology and Syed Mantaqui Memorial College of Nursing and Medical Technology (SMMCN&MT) celebrated World Health Day with various awareness programmes.

The events were held under the theme “Together for Health: Stand with Science”, promoting evidence-based healthcare and community responsibility.


Activities to Raise Awareness

At Alamdar Memorial College:

  • Students took part in a poster competition
  • A road rally was organised to spread awareness on health issues

Principal Dr Zamrooda Akhter highlighted the importance of scientific thinking in healthcare.

At SMMCN&MT:

  • Students participated in debates and poster presentations
  • Activities were organised with support from the Health and Wellness Club

The event was managed by Ms Ulfat Amin, Ms Salma Amin, Ms Insha Rasool, and Ms Mubashir Bashir.


Conclusion

These events reflect growing efforts in Kashmir to promote research, awareness, and scientific approaches in healthcare.

From advanced cancer studies at IUST to public health campaigns in colleges, the focus remains on improving knowledge and community well-being.

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