IVPN Global Health, Dubai (2025)

21/05/2025

[The Global State of Specialty Pharmacy: Insights Across Borders]

Today, the need for accessible, coordinated, and patient-centered care is more urgent than ever—especially when it comes to specialty medications that treat the most complex and life-altering conditions. Across the borders, we must come together to build solutions and share lessons that can reshape the way we deliver care to the most vulnerable. 🤝

📢 IVPN Global Health Listserv is proud to present its first global event of 2025:
"The Global State of Specialty Pharmacy: Insights Across Borders"
🗓️ Date: 27th May/2025
🕕 Time: 20:00, GMT+4
🔗Register Now:
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Join international experts from the US, UAE, Canada, and beyond as they shed light on how specialty pharmacy is evolving around the world—offering actionable strategies, practical tools, and global insights for better healthcare delivery.

💪 Let’s break barriers, learn from each other, and shape the future of healthcare—together!

18/05/2025

🗓️Mark your Calendars!!

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🔔Stay Tuned for more updates!!

Graphic Designer: Taba Khan

MCO (Medetarian Conferences Organizing)
Osama Tabbara

27/11/2024

Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is one of the most pressing global health threats, causing infections that are harder to treat, longer hospital stays, and higher mortality rates. Without urgent action, we could be facing a future where simple infections become life-threatening. 🌍💉

As part of , it's crucial to raise awareness of the importance of responsible antibiotic use. Preventing AMR starts with YOU – from ensuring the right prescriptions to following through with your full course of antibiotics. Together, we can slow the spread and save lives.

Content writer: Rawan Al Faroukh
Poster designer: Uzair Ahmad

18/11/2024

Our team is thrilled to be attending the UNFCCC COP29 program at the Health Pavilion, running from November 11-22, represented by Rafa Al Khalifa and Menna Zayed.

Several pivotal sessions are hosted by the World Health Organization (WHO), and the global health community, with a sharp focus on Health and Climate Change (HCC).

The COP29 with its Health arm is delving into the intricacies of climate change, presenting evidence, solutions, and initiatives designed to tackle this pressing global issue.

Stay tuned for updates from the event!

16/11/2024

A Commitment to Reducing Diabetes Risk: Breaking Barriers, Bridging Gaps🧩💊

Diabetes is a chronic condition that, if not properly managed, can lead to serious complications affecting the eyes, kidneys, heart, and may even result in lower limb amputations.

In line with the World Health Organization's 2024 theme, Breaking Barriers, Bridging Gaps, it is crucial to raise awareness about diabetes as one of the most pressing global health challenges.

📊 Diabetes in Numbers: According to the International Diabetes Federation (IDF), over 10% of adults aged 20 to 79 are living with diabetes as of 2021, with half of them unaware of their condition. This number is expected to rise by 2030.

What's more, 3 out of 4 people with diabetes live in low- to middle-income countries!

Raising awareness through public health campaigns is essential. We need to educate people on the importance of a healthy lifestyle and provide communities with the necessary knowledge to manage and prevent diabetes.

This is also a call to action for ensuring access to regular check-ups, affordable, high-quality medical supplies, and treatments that can prevent complications and improve lives.

Together, let's work to bridge the gaps in the healthcare system and make a difference🧩

Content Writer: Menna Essam
Graphic Designer: Uzair Ahmad & Taba Khan

01/11/2024

No-One Should Face Breast Cancer Alone!

Join us in supporting those affected by breast cancer by encouraging early detection, prompt diagnosis, and comprehensive treatment.

Did you know?
· Every year, 2.3 million new cases of breast cancer are diagnosed globally.
· 70% of breast cancer deaths occur in resource-constrained settings.
· Early detection and timely diagnosis can help save lives!

Let us take action!
Support advocacy and awareness campaigns. Encourage breast cancer screening and early detection. Encourage partnership and knowledge sharing.
Promote patient-centered care and reduce disparities.

Join the movement!
Together, we can make a difference!
Share your story or help someone affected by breast cancer.

Reference:
https://www.who.int/news-room/events/detail/2024/10/01/default-calendar/who-global-breast-cancer-initiative--breast-cancer-awareness-month

Content Writer: Muhammad Ihtisham
Graphic Designer: Taba Khan &Uzair Ahmed

25/10/2024

Vaccination Is The Key;
Together Let's End Polio! 💉

Content Writer: Rawan Alfroukh
Video Designer: Taba Khan

10/10/2024

🌍 World Mental Health Day: Mental Health at Work 🌍

As life accelerates around us, the pressures we face can feel overwhelming. Each day brings new challenges that can lead to stress, burdens, and a decline in our mental health. Since 1992, the World Federation for Mental Health has designated October 10th as a global day dedicated to education, awareness, and advocacy against the stigma surrounding mental health.

This year’s theme, “Mental Health at Work,” reminds us of the critical link between our work environment and our mental well-being. Work occupies a significant portion of our daily lives, and it’s essential that this space fosters safety, respect, and inclusivity.

We deserve workplaces free from inequalities, discrimination, stigma, and harassment. When negative factors infiltrate our work lives, they not only affect our mental health but also diminish the quality of our work and life balance.

Let’s take action today! Here are some steps we can all consider to create a healthier, more productive, and safer workplace:

1. Open Conversations: Encourage open dialogues about mental health among colleagues and leadership. Normalize discussing mental health struggles and support each other.

2. Promote Well-Being Programs: Advocate for evidence-based mental health programs and resources that support employees’ well-being.

3. Create Safe Spaces: Develop a workplace culture that prioritizes safety, inclusivity, and respect. Ensure that employees feel safe to voice their concerns.
4. Recognize Signs of Distress: Be aware of changes in behavior or mood in yourself and others. Early recognition can lead to timely support.

5. Encourage Work-Life Balance: Advocate for policies that promote flexibility and balance, allowing employees to manage their personal and professional lives effectively.

Together, we can foster a culture that prioritizes mental health and well-being in our workplaces. Let’s commit to making a positive change—not just today, but every day.

🌟 Take a moment to check in with yourself and your colleagues. Remember, mental health matters, and we all play a role in creating a supportive work environment! 🌟

Content Writer: Menna Essam
Graphic Designer: Taba Khan

29/09/2024

The World Heart Day 2024: Use Heart for Action🫀

Cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) are the leading cause of death worldwide, responsible for 17.9 million deaths per year, representing 32% of all global deaths. The highest incidence is observed in low- and middle-income countries, where more than 75% of CVD deaths occur. The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that by 2030, nearly 23.6 million people will die from CVD annually.

The clinical impact of CVDs is profound, affecting life expectancy and quality of life. Heart attacks and strokes are associated with significant morbidities, leading to decreased productivity. CVDs place a significant economic burden on healthcare systems. In the United States alone, CVD costs exceed $363 billion annually, including both direct medical costs and productivity losses due to disability and premature death. Globally, the economic impact is projected to rise significantly, with estimates suggesting that by 2030, the global cost of CVD will exceed $1 trillion.

The healthcare system plays a vital role in ensuring that screening is accessible, as early detection can significantly lower CVD associated morbidity and mortality. Moreover, changes in lifestyle and risk factor management can prevent up to 80% of premature heart attacks and strokes.

All healthcare providers are at the frontline warriors of the battle against CVD. In addition to diagnosis and treatment, they play a critical role in teaching patients and communities about heart disease prevention. Public health campaigns, community outreach, and patient education programs can improve awareness and encourage individuals to adopt healthier lifestyles. They have a responsibility to advocate for policy changes that ensure equitable access to preventive care and treatment.

In conclusion, the global community is reminded of the preventable nature of cardiovascular diseases. By addressing modifiable risk factors, improving screening, and raising awareness, we can significantly reduce the clinical and economic burden of CVDs. A collective effort from all stakeholders is essential to promote heart health and prevent the global epidemic of cardiovascular diseases.
On World Heart Day 2024, don’t forget to USE HEART FOR ACTION!!

References:
1. World Health Organization. (2021). Cardiovascular diseases (CVDs). Retrieved from https://www.who.int
2. World Heart Federation. (2022). Risk factors for cardiovascular disease. Retrieved from https://www.world-heart-federation.org
3. GBD 2019 Risk Factors Collaborators. (2020). "Global burden of cardiovascular diseases and risk factors." Journal of the American College of Cardiology, 76(25), 2982-3021

Content Writer: Rawan Al-Froukh
Graphic Designer: Taba Khan

10/09/2024

On International Su***de Prevention Day, we reflect on Artificial Intelligence's (AI) impact on mental health. AI has a positive impact by providing immediate support through chatbots, identifying high-risk individuals, and offering personalized therapy recommendations.

For instance, a study published in 2021 found that an AI-powered chatbot, Woebot, significantly reduced symptoms of depression and anxiety in users. Another example is the use of AI in analyzing speech patterns to detect early signs of depression.

However, AI also has a negative impact by spreading misinformation, contributing to job displacement, and perpetuating health disparities. To mitigate these effects, it's essential to design AI systems that prioritize equity, transparency, and human-centered values.

Despite these challenges, AI has the potential to reduce su***de cases by improving early detection, enhancing accessibility to resources, and providing personalized support. By combining AI with human compassion and expertise, we can effectively combat su***de and promote mental well-being.

References:
1. Artificial Intelligence–Based Chatbot for Anxiety and Depression in University Students: Pilot Randomized Controlled Trials (https://lnkd.in/d8JiR-ef ,
DOI: 10.2196/20678 )
2. A systematic review on automated clinical depression diagnosis (DOI: https://lnkd.in/dGpVSZcm)

Content Writer: Muhammad Ihtisham Ul Hasan
Graphic Designer: Taba Khan

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04/09/2024

📢 World Humanitarian Campaign: Unleashing the Power of Youth for Global Health Equity!

Young people are the future of global health! But what role can they play in promoting health equity and reducing disparities in healthcare outcomes on a global scale?

Watch the video to hear from Dr. Lucas Ercolin as he shares valuable insights and strategies for empowering youth to make a difference! ✨

To watch the full conference titled "Navigating Progress: Building Bridges & Breaking Healthcare Barriers of the World", click here:
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31/08/2024

📢 World Humanitarian Awareness Campaign!

As we strive for global unity in the face of health emergencies, watch the video and see what Dr. Anas Hamad, PhD, MSc, DMS, BSc, RPh has to share on how can nations collaborate to build a more coordinated and effective response. ✨

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