Visit of the College of Medicine – Kirkuk University to Babagurgur University on the occasion of National Obesity Day.

Date: 10/2/2025

Babagurgur University hosted a delegation from the College of Medicine – University of Kirkuk on February 10, 2025, in celebration of National Obesity Day, as part of the cooperation between universities to activate health awareness and promote medical culture among students.

The visit included organizing an awareness seminar on obesity, discussing the definition of the causes of obesity and its health and psychological complications, as well as ways to prevent it through a healthy lifestyle, balanced nutrition, and physical activity.

The seminar witnessed interaction from students and faculty members, and the floor was opened for discussion and questions on the topic, which contributed to raising health awareness and encouraging attendees to adopt daily habits that reduce the risks of obesity, amidst the increasing rates of this disease both locally and globally.

This event is part of the university’s efforts to enhance scientific and awareness cooperation with academic institutions and to serve the community by promoting health culture.

Volunteers

# Image Name Duration Credits
1 HAWAR FARHAD AHMED HAWAR FARHAD AHMED 2 75
2 HELLO ALI HAMA HELLO ALI HAMA 2 75
3 SHABAZ ALAN OMAR SHABAZ ALAN OMAR 2 80
4 ASMAA ABDULKAREEM ABDULLAH ASMAA ABDULKAREEM ABDULLAH 2 75

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