Babagurgur University organized a discussion panel entitled "Vibrio cholerae"

Babagurgur University organized a discussion panel entitled “Vibrio cholerae”

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Babagurgur University organized a discussion panel entitled “Vibrio cholerae”

June 29, 2025
Health Awareness and Community Empowerment
Credit: 75

Date: 12/6/2025

As part of its scientific and awareness activities, Babagurgur University organized a discussion session title “Vibrio cholerae”, presented by Professor Souz Samad on June 12, 2025.

The episode discussed the topic of the bacteria that causes cholera (Vibrio cholerae), highlighting its characteristics, modes of transmission, symptoms of the disease it causes, and methods of prevention and treatment. The importance of hygiene and sanitation in reducing the spread of cholera was also discussed.

The episode contributed to raising health awareness among participants and enhancing scientific knowledge about infectious diseases and ways to combat them in the community.

Volunteers

#	Image	Name	Duration	Credits
1		SOOZ SAMED ABDULRAHMAN	1	80

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