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University Medical & Dental College Faisalabad To foster an environment promoting patient care, professionalism, ethics & lifelong learning

A mother’s care is the first healthcare we experience. Today, we honor all mothers for their endless love and strength. ...
10/05/2026

A mother’s care is the first healthcare we experience. Today, we honor all mothers for their endless love and strength.

World Thalassemia Day, observed every year on 8th May to spread knowledge about thalassemia; a hereditary blood disorder...
08/05/2026

World Thalassemia Day, observed every year on 8th May to spread knowledge about thalassemia; a hereditary blood disorder that affects millions of people worldwide. Thalassemia reduces the body’s ability to produce healthy hemoglobin, leading to severe anemia, fatigue, delayed growth, and the need for repeated blood transfusions. Early diagnosis, carrier screening, and public awareness can help prevent and manage this disease effectively. This year’s theme emphasizes education, prevention, and support for patients and families living with thalassemia.

To mark this important occasion the Department of Pathology, UMDC organized a Video Competition on World Thalassemia Day. 3rd year, 4th year MBBS students and 1st year BDS participated in the event. Prof Dr Shirza Nadeem, Vice Principal, UMDC graced the event as the chief guest. Dr Umber Salman, Associate Professor, Anatomy, Prof Dr Shazia Aslam, HOD Pathology and Dr Sarosh Iqbal, Assistant Professor, Oral Biology spared their precious time for being judges of this competition. Participants were encouraged to create informative and creative videos highlighting:

• Causes and inheritance of thalassemia
• Importance of premarital screening
• Blood donation awareness
• Challenges faced by thalassemia patients
• Prevention and community education

Certificates were awarded to the position holders by respected Vice Principal and faculty members. The event was concluded by remarks of Prof Dr Shazia Aslam. Let us join hands to support thalassemia patients and promote awareness for a healthier future.

On World Thalassemia Day, let’s spread awareness and support early diagnosis. World Health Organization (WHO)
08/05/2026

On World Thalassemia Day, let’s spread awareness and support early diagnosis.

World Health Organization (WHO)

We are proud to celebrate an outstanding achievement—our Final Year MBBS result of 96.1%This success reflects the collec...
06/05/2026

We are proud to celebrate an outstanding achievement—our Final Year MBBS result of 96.1%

This success reflects the collective dedication of our students, the academic rigor of our programs, and the unwavering commitment to excellence that defines our institution.

We extend our sincere gratitude to our esteemed Departmental Heads—Prof.Dr. Akmal Sharif (Medicine), Prof. Dr. Tanvir Ahmed (Surgery), Prof.Dr. Aisha Sajid (Paediatrics), and Prof.Dr. Mubashara Naz (Obstetrics & Gynaecology)—along with their dedicated teams, for their unwavering support, mentorship, and tireless efforts.

Together, we continue to set benchmarks in medical education and strive towards producing competent, compassionate, and future-ready healthcare professionals.

Honoring the hard work, dedication, and spirit that keeps the world moving forward. Happy Labor Day! ...
01/05/2026

Honoring the hard work, dedication, and spirit that keeps the world moving forward. Happy Labor Day!

25/04/2026

On World Malaria Day, let’s raise awareness and take action to prevent a disease that is both treatable and preventable. Every step counts toward a malaria-free future.

The spirit of ICDS 2026 comes alive through the people driving it forward — clinicians, scientists, and curious minds un...
25/04/2026

The spirit of ICDS 2026 comes alive through the people driving it forward — clinicians, scientists, and curious minds united by a commitment to better healing and skin science. These glimpses capture teamwork, knowledge-sharing, and a collective push toward improving patient outcomes.

The 2nd day of ICDS-2026 continued with an engaging panel discussion on “Interprofessional Education in Wound Care: Gaps...
21/04/2026

The 2nd day of ICDS-2026 continued with an engaging panel discussion on “Interprofessional Education in Wound Care: Gaps in Curriculum,” moderated by Dr Komal Atta, Director of Medical Education, UMDC Faisalabad.

Bringing together leading experts from medical education, surgery, nursing, and dermal sciences, the panel emphasized the urgent need for curriculum reform that promotes interdisciplinary training. Key discussions focused on bridging theory–practice gaps, integrating simulation-based learning, and strengthening interprofessional collaboration to improve patient care and outcomes.

The conference also featured a unique interdisciplinary session titled “Psychological, Cultural, and Narrative Dimensions of Wound and Scar,” where scholars from English Language and Literature and humanities explored trauma, identity, and representation through literature, media, and cultural narratives.

From digital shaming and patriarchal trauma to postcolonial identity, colorism, and narrative healing, students presented thought-provoking research that bridged science and the humanities, offering a powerful lens on how wounds—both physical and psychological—shape human experience.

The Young Researchers Session showcased innovative clinical work, including case reports, comparative studies on wound care, collagen-based dressings, and challenges in treating patients with Epidermolysis Bullosa and darker skin tones, highlighting the importance of inclusivity and evidence-based practice.

The conference concluded with a Poster Presentation Competition, celebrating outstanding contributions from both medical and humanities students. Winners from English Literature and MBBS programs were recognized for their interdisciplinary research excellence.

ICDS-2026 continues to reinforce a collaborative healthcare vision—where innovation, integration, and empathy come together to shape the future of wound care and skin repair.

The 5th International Conference on Dermal Sciences (ICDS 2026), themed “Wound Management and Skin Repair,” brought toge...
21/04/2026

The 5th International Conference on Dermal Sciences (ICDS 2026), themed “Wound Management and Skin Repair,” brought together over 50 global experts to advance research and innovation in wound care and regenerative medicine.

The inaugural session featured Prof. Dr. Tanzeela Khalid and keynote speaker Prof. Dr. Nabila Talat, who highlighted the complexities of pediatric wound surgery. Prof. Dr. Abdul Majeed Chaudhry emphasized wound healing as a highly regulated, multi-stage process where disruptions can lead to chronic conditions.

The scientific session covered cutting-edge topics, including burn management, surgical timing, stem cell therapy, herbal treatments, diabetic wound care, platelet-rich plasma (PRP), scar prevention, and emergency response. Speakers also shared humanitarian insights and practical first-aid strategies, reflecting a comprehensive approach to modern dermal science and wound management.

Under the pre-conference workshop series of ICDS 2026, themed Wound Management and Skin Repair, the Department of Dermal...
21/04/2026

Under the pre-conference workshop series of ICDS 2026, themed Wound Management and Skin Repair, the Department of Dermal Sciences and the Skin Care Society, in collaboration with Rescue 1122, organized a Rescue Workshop focused on essential life-saving skills.
Certified Rescue 1122 trainers conducted informative demonstrations and hands-on practice covering CPR techniques, choking management, fracture handling, and pre-hospital emergency care. Participants were guided on correct CPR hand placement, compression depth and rhythm, as well as effective bleeding control methods including direct pressure, limb elevation, and proper bandaging.
A supervised practical session allowed students to perform CPR on mannequins, making the training highly interactive and skill-oriented. The workshop enhanced participants’ confidence and competence in emergency response, preparing them to act effectively as first responders in clinical and community settings.

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