The College of Nursing at Al-Bayan University held a specialized scientific symposium titled "From Myth to Awareness: Debunking Misconceptions about Cancer" on Tuesday, November 4, 2025, in the college's Continuing Education Hall. Prof. Dr. Wafaa Mohammed Attoof delivered the lecture, presenting a comprehensive scientific overview that discussed the importance of correcting common and inaccurate information related to cancer. The symposium addressed how these misconceptions negatively impact prevention strategies, early detection, and patient adherence to established treatment protocols. The symposium aimed to equip attendees, comprising faculty members and college students, with a rigorous scientific basis to differentiate between medical facts and widespread [...]

In line with its commitment to strengthening the applied aspect of its curriculum and linking theoretical knowledge with practical application, the College of Nursing at Al-Bayan University organized a practical training session for its Juniro students in the "Maternal and Child Health Laboratory" within the college's facilities. The training was conducted under the direct supervision of specialized faculty members, during which students applied fundamental skills related to the "Maternal and Neonatal Nursing" course. The session included the simulation of realistic clinical scenarios, hands-on practice with specialized medical equipment for maternal and newborn care, as well as the application of health examination [...]

As part of strengthening joint cooperation with health institutions and activating practical training programs, Senior students (Community Health branch) from the College of Nursing at Al-Bayan University participated in a specialized scientific awareness lecture. The lecture was held on Sunday, November 2, 2025, in collaboration with the Public Health Directorate at the Ministry of Health, and was delivered by a specialized team from the National AIDS Control Center. The lecture focused on defining the risks of Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV), Viral Hepatitis, and Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs). A detailed explanation was provided regarding globally adopted prevention mechanisms and methods to limit [...]