I have the privilege of overseeing the Department of Medical Parasitology, which has been engaged in academic and scientific endeavors since its beginnings. It is interested in teaching the medical parasitology curriculum to first-, second-, and third-year undergraduate students in the integrative medicine system (5 + 2), as well as to students pursuing masters and doctoral degrees in the field. These students come from clinical departments at Aswan University Hospitals that deal with endemic diseases, public health, and clinical pathology, academic departments that focus on major sub-parasitology, and academic departments, and clinical departments at Aswan University Hospitals.
It is important to note that the study of medical parasitology is crucial because it provides concepts for understanding parasites that directly infect humans or spread to them through animals, has negative effects on human health, and cause a variety of illnesses that claim the lives of millions of people while costing governments a lot of money to treat.
Additionally, it has an indirect impact on national productivity since people with parasite infections are less productive and efficient at work.
Prof.Ahmed Kamal Diab
The Scientific Supervisor of the Department
