Future University in Egypt Pharmacy Students Participate in the National “متصدقش” Competition to Promote Awareness Against Health Misinformation
Future University in Egypt Supports National Awareness Initiatives The Faculty of Pharmacy at Future University in Egypt proudly participated in the national "متصدقش" (Don't Believe It) competition, organized by the Supreme Council of Universities in cooperation with the Student Activities Sector and the Leadership Preparation Institute. The initiative brings together students from universities across Egypt to raise awareness about the dangers of misinformation and encourage responsible verification of information sources. The competition reflects a national commitment to strengthening digital literacy, critical thinking, and informed decision-making among university students, particularly in areas that directly impact public health and community well being. Raising Awareness Through Scientific Evidence As part of the competition, students were challenged to produce a high-quality awareness video, lasting between one and three minutes, addressing a common rumor or misconception and correcting it using reliable scientific evidence. The Faculty of Pharmacy team linked their awareness message to the Tayyibat System, using it as a practical example to demonstrate the importance of distinguishing between evidence-based nutritional guidance and misleading health claims circulating on social media. The video emphasized that health-related decisions should always be based on credible scientific evidence rather than unverified online content. Addressing Common Nutrition and Health Misconceptions The awareness video highlighted several widespread misconceptions related to nutrition and health, encouraging viewers to critically evaluate information before accepting or sharing it. Among the key messages presented were: • Restrictive diets followed without professional medical supervision may lead to vitamin and mineral deficiencies, weakened immunity, fatigue, and anemia. • Eliminating certain fruits and vegetables without scientific justification can reduce dietary fiber intake, contributing to digestive disorders and other gastrointestinal health problems. • Poor dietary practices and inadequate hydration may increase the risk of dehydration and kidney-related complications. • Protein rich foods such as chicken, eggs, dairy products, and cheese remain essential components of a balanced diet and should not be eliminated based on unsupported claims. • Patients with diabetes should never discontinue insulin or prescribed medications based on misinformation. • Individuals living with chronic diseases, autoimmune disorders, or cancer should always follow medical advice and continue their prescribed treatment plans. • Rapid weight loss is not necessarily an indicator of better health, as it may result from the loss of fluids or muscle mass rather than healthy fat reduction. • Diets that encourage unlimited consumption of sugary foods, sweets, and processed beverages can negatively affect overall health and increase the risk of long-term complications. The video concluded with a powerful message encouraging students and the wider community to rely on scientific evidence rather than misleading claims when making health related decisions. Encouraging Creativity and Digital Communication Skills In addition to promoting awareness, the competition encouraged students to develop creative communication skills by producing professional quality educational content. Submitted videos were evaluated according to several criteria, including directing, voice performance, lighting, filming quality, visual presentation, sound design, adherence to the maximum three-minute duration, and the effective use of modern technologies, including artificial intelligence where appropriate. Recognizing the Faculty of Pharmacy Team Future University in Egypt proudly recognizes the students who represented the Faculty of Pharmacy in this national competition: • Lina Abdelhamid Mostafa, Fourth Year Clinical Pharmacy Student • Nadine Ayman Mahmoud, Fourth Year Clinical Pharmacy Student The project was supervised by: • Dr. Shymaa Hatem Abdelazeem, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Pharmacy, Future University in Egypt The awareness video was also supported by Dr. Roghda Allah, Lecturer, Faculty of Pharmacy, Future University in Egypt. Future University in Egypt's Commitment to Community Awareness Through initiatives such as the "متصدقش" competition, Future University in Egypt continues to empower its students to become responsible healthcare professionals and informed community leaders. By combining scientific knowledge with effective public communication, the Faculty of Pharmacy reinforces the University's mission to promote evidence-based healthcare, combat misinformation, and contribute to building a healthier and more informed society.
Mon, 07/20/2026 12:00 AM
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Altagamoa Al Khames, Main centre of town, end of 90th Street
New Cairo
Egypt
Faculty of Pharmacy at FUE Hosts Egypt's First Onsite Clinical Pharmacology & Pharmacometrics Course
The Faculty of Pharmacy at Future University in Egypt (FUE) proudly hosted the successful conclusion of the Clinical Pharmacology & Pharmacometrics Course, the first onsite hands-on course of its kind in Egypt. Organized by Pharmacometrics Africa (PMX Africa) -Egypt Chapter and generously sponsored by DAF, the event took place on 17-18 July 2026 at the University's Conference Hall. The course brought together aspiring researchers, healthcare professionals, and pharmacy specialists who shared a passion for advancing their knowledge in one of the fastest-growing fields in pharmaceutical sciences. An Interactive Learning Experience Designed to bridge the gap between theory and real-world application, the course offered participants an immersive learning experience through interactive lectures, practical workshops, and hands-on training sessions led by distinguished experts in clinical pharmacology and pharmacometrics. Throughout the two days, attendees explored key concepts, modern methodologies, and practical applications that are shaping the future of drug development, precision medicine, and evidence-based healthcare. Learning from Industry Experts One of the course's greatest strengths was the opportunity for participants to engage directly with experienced instructors and specialists. Through discussions, case studies, and practical exercises, attendees gained valuable insights into current industry practices while developing analytical and problem-solving skills that are essential for research and clinical practice. The collaborative learning environment encouraged participants to exchange ideas, ask questions, and build meaningful professional connections with experts and peers from different backgrounds. Building Skills for the Future Beyond the technical knowledge delivered during the sessions, the course equipped participants with practical experience that can support their academic, research, and professional careers. The hands-on approach enabled attendees to apply theoretical concepts in realistic scenarios, enhancing both their confidence and competence in the field of pharmacometrics. As one of the first initiatives of its kind in Egypt, the program reflects the growing importance of integrating advanced pharmaceutical sciences with practical education to prepare future healthcare professionals for global challenges. Positive Feedback and Memorable Experience The course concluded with overwhelmingly positive feedback from participants, who expressed their appreciation for the high-quality organization, engaging content, and interactive training environment. Many highlighted the practical nature of the sessions, the expertise of the instructors, and the valuable knowledge they acquired throughout the program. The enthusiasm and active participation demonstrated throughout the event reflected the success of the course and its impact on everyone involved, leaving participants with new skills, greater confidence, and valuable professional experiences. Advancing Excellence in Pharmaceutical Education Through initiatives such as the Clinical Pharmacology & Pharmacometrics Course, Future University in Egypt continues to strengthen its commitment to academic excellence, innovation, and experiential learning. By collaborating with leading professional organizations and industry partners, the University remains dedicated to providing students and healthcare professionals with opportunities that support lifelong learning, scientific advancement, and professional development. The successful completion of this pioneering course marks another important step in reinforcing Future University in Egypt's role as a leading institution for pharmaceutical education, research, and innovation in Egypt and the region.
Tue, 07/28/2026 12:00 AM
Sat, 08/08/2026 12:00 AM
Altagamoa Al Khames, Main centre of town, end of 90th Street
New Cairo
Egypt