Medical services in all fields are easily accessible for students and staff members including sexual and reproductive health care within gynecology and obstetrics clinics. AASTMT organizes frequent events to ensure awareness and health education.
June 27th is the national HIV testing day. A day that emphasizes the importance of testing for HIV to know your status, protect yourself, and keep yourself healthy with preventive measures.
Sexually transmitted Diseases on social media
National HIV testing Day on social media
Join us on the third Sunday of May to light a candle and remember the many lives lost to AIDS, and to honor those who dedicated their lives to helping people living with and affected by HIV.
Let's spread love and solidarity to build stronger communities and end HIV stigma and discrimination.
AIDS Awareness Event on social media
FGM is an outdated practice that should be stopped in the modern world. It is a harmful practice that violates the rights and dignity of millions of people around the world.
In this session Karim Hashem, our LORA spoke about FGM and its effects on women and girls.
Awareness of the negative impact of female genital mutilation (FGM) on female health workshop on social media
Mai Shaloah, a second-year medical student at AAST College of Medicine was honored to represent Egypt and the LC AMSA-AAST in New Delhi as a medical student.
IFMSA-Egypt presented the activity “Anti-FGM” and won Third Place in the Rex Crossley Awards during IFMSA August Meeting 2023 held in Delhi, India.
Mai Shaloah represents Egypt and the LC AMSA-AAST in New Delhi as a medical student .on social media
Cervical Screening Awareness Week
Cervical screening awareness week is an annual event that takes place to raise awareness about the importance of cervical screening for women's health.
Regular screenings can save lives, so let's encourage all the women to prioritize their well-being.
Cervical Screening Awareness Week workshop on social media
Women in Medicine Event
Women have practiced medicine since antiquity even before the professionalization of modern medicine. Be it herbal remedies, alternative medicine, or midwifery, they have proved their natural roles as caregivers time and again, despite more numbers of men in the profession since ancient times. The history of women in medicine is long and wide, starting in ancient Greece till the present day.
Women in Medicine Event on social media
