Damietta University Students’ Scientific Society - DUSSS

16/05/2026

Behind every statistic is a life disrupted and a future altered. 🕊️

Conflict doesn’t just leave physical scars; it creates a „fractured psyche“ and a „void of care“ that can last for generations. Restoring health is the first step toward restoring hope.

13/05/2026

War doesn’t end when the bombing stops.
It lives on in destroyed hospitals, empty medicine shelves, exhausted doctors, and children growing up surrounded by fear instead of safety.

A collapsed health care system means more than losing treatment.
It means losing protection, dignity, and hope.

Health care is not a privilege during war.
It is a human right that must be protected at all times. ❤️‍🩹🕊️

12/05/2026

📅 14/5/2026

Join us for a capacity building session dedicated to learning, collaboration, and strengthening the skills needed to create meaningful impact. 🌱

Register now through the link in bio.
https://chat.whatsapp.com/HN1FbKUd3P64MZQS0P3hHI

11/05/2026

Consent is not the absence of “no.”
It’s the presence of a clear, comfortable, and ongoing “yes.”
Silence is not consent.
Pressure is not consent.
Fear is not consent.
And consent can be withdrawn at any moment — even after saying yes before.
Respect is listening the first time, without convincing, guilt, or persistence.

10/05/2026

Digital literacy is the new ally for effecient clinical work, whether you’re navigating a complex EMR, masterminding a telehealth suite, or just trying to find that one lab result without clicking 47 times. Tech skills are clinical skills. 🚀
​We spent years learning the science; now it’s time to master the systems that deliver it. Let’s trade the „tech fatigue“ for some serious workflow flow. 💻🩺
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09/05/2026

Long before ambulances filled the streets…
before emergency systems, first aid kits, or modern trauma care…
there were people who refused to let the wounded be forgotten. ⚕️

They crossed battlefields, treated patients under fire, and changed the meaning of saving lives forever.

Figures like Dominique Jean Larrey didn’t just practice medicine —
they built the foundations of prehospital care, triage, and emergency response as we know them today. 🚑

Their ideas inspired generations of medics, responders, and humanitarians…
and their legacy still lives on through the work of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement today ❤️

Because every lifesaving system begins with someone brave enough to act first.

Don’t hesitate and be the next hero...


HistoryOfMedicine SaveLives

08/05/2026

Heroes aren’t only found in movies, comics, or legends… 🦸‍♂️⚡
Sometimes, the world needs new ones

Every fictional hero has that moment....the moment they step forward while everyone else stands still
The moment they choose courage over fear, action over hesitation 🚑

Real life emergencies are no different.
Chaos waits for someone willing to wear the cape 😮‍💨

Not with superpowers…
but with skill, focus, courage, and the ability to save a life

Because being a hero was never about flying or magic...It was about answering the call when people need you most

This is your moment.
Be the next one to wear the cape⚡

06/05/2026

You’ve seen war before.
Not in real life—
on your screen.
A bombed building.
A crying child.
A headline you didn’t open.
You paused for a second…
then you kept scrolling.
War didn’t just destroy cities.
It changed how we look at suffering.

06/05/2026

05/05/2026

...Continuing on the path of innovation in the medical field 🏥, we now talk about one of the most impressive technological feats achieved by doctors and engineers alike 🤝🤝: health kiosks 🖥️✨

04/05/2026