Abdulkader Mohammad
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Grateful to be invited as an Abstract Reviewer for #ACC26. Looking forward to reviewing innovative work and supporting the mission of advancing cardiovascular care. #ACC26 #ResearchMatters #CardiologyCommunity #MedicalEducation
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Thirteenth anniversary of the #Houla #massacre in which 108 ppl (49 children) were killed in one night - among the worst of the atrocities perpetrated by the former regime & its #shabiha. There must be justice for those who suffered and their loved ones @SyrianLDP @snhr
Syrians commemorate victims of Houla massacre for first time since Assad ouster. https://t.co/wXQO1wg2hh
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Despite growing recognition of PHC’s importance, negative perceptions persist among both providers and patients. Strengthening PHC in crisis zones means addressing trust, coordination, and capacity — from the ground up.
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New study sheds light on healthcare workers’ views of primary care in NW Syria — highlighting weak governance, community mistrust, and workforce gaps as key barriers. [Link: https://t.co/BoNWbU9DyI]
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Background Though primary healthcare (PHC) is an essential component of a robust health system, it remains under-developed and under-resourced in many fragile and conflict affected settings. In...
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New Heartbeat Herald hot off the press! #accmedstudent @ACCinTouch @burke_khristian @Gamarra_NN @AbdulkaderMoh99 @AdrianaCMares @brhmrby @DoadJagroop @pyrpyris
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@hihfaduk @HPforGH @HealthSyria are pleased to cohost this webinar on #Syria's #healthsystem after the fall of the regime Join our expert speakers on Monday 19th May @ 1800UK/2000 Damascus Register here: https://t.co/e67fQqfOms
#Syria #Damascus #healthcare #conflict
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أخيرا استطعت زيارة قبر بطلي الأبدي، عبد الباسط الساروت. بطبعي أنا شخص هادىء جدا و لكنني اليوم جالسا عند قبره إنهرت باكيا. كيف بدأت بالإنخراط في الثورة ؟ إجابتي بسيطة "الساروت". عام 2014 شاهدت فليم "العودة إلى حمص"سمعته يقول "أخي لماذا مازلت تتجاهل نداءتنا" حينها لامس كلامه روحي.
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Following the fall of the Assad regime, Syria’s health system faces massive challenges. This must-read paper by @AlkhalilMunzer @AulaAb @kareemekzayez @KarratDr84221 explains perfectly the opportunities and obstacles in this transition. https://t.co/OySuXDBQfN
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In December, 2024, after more than 50 years in power in Syria, the regime of the Assad family was swept away. This dramatic political shift illuminated the state of health in Syria, exposing widesp...
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📢Join us on 2/1 for our first @ACCinTouch #ACCMedStudent webinar of the year, discussing the role of 🫀 and 🫁 #POCUS in everyday #clinical practice! 🔗Link https://t.co/cbeEmrgC6p
@BenekiEirini @Lina_Ayasrah @pabloplopez_ #CardioTwitter #Cardiology #ACCFIT #Residents #heart
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See @HealthSyria call for experts - details here: https://t.co/N9mulZ1sCj We are particularly interested in #publichealth specialists resident in #Syria as we seek to expand our network at this crucial time Form will stay open until 19th January 2025 https://t.co/jk8GI81SKV
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Huge thanks to Dr. Alkhouli [@adnanalkhouli ] and Dr. Al-Abcha [@AbdullahAlabcha ] for sharing your expertise in our December webinar, and to ACC med student leaders @pyrpyris & @AdrianaCMares for making it all happen! It was a great discussion! #ACCMedStudent @ACCinTouch
#ACCMedStudent join us tomorrow at 6:30 PM EST for our December webinar with @adnanalkhouli & @AbdullahAlabcha about The Future of Medical Knowledge Dissemination. Don’t miss this great discussion moderated by ACC Medical Students Leaders @pyrpyris @AdrianaCMares
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As someone from Hama, your words deeply resonate with me. The stillness, resilience, and untold struggles of this city are etched into every corner. Thank you for capturing these moments and shedding light on a history and present that must not be forgotten.
Hama is the site of the notorious 1982 massacre, when the regime surrounded the city and killed at least 30,000 of its residents. Not one family was spared. This served as deterrence against future uprisings. To see signs of Syria’s freedom today from this city is mesmerizing.
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After 14 years, I returned to Hama - the birthplace of my parents and the homebase of my entire extended family. Familiar corners bring waves of nostalgia, but the weight of time and change is undeniable. The most significant change? Signs of freedom everywhere.
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Our chair, @Diana_Rayes, was featured on @CNN calling in from Hama, Syria to discuss the challenges faced by NGOs operating in newly liberated areas in Syria (formerly government-controlled) who have been closed off from the world and operating with last-resort resources.
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Our rapid review on ‘Operational Public Health Considerations in the evolving Syrian context’ examines the impact of political changes on #vaccination, #health, and ongoing outbreaks.
See this rapid review of #infectious diseases priorities in #Syria given recent #political changes which affect #vaccination #health & #outbreaks across the country. #IDPs & #returnees are at high risk for #outbreaks 👉 https://t.co/csO9PZvoZw Thanks to fellows & @NShakfeh
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#Douma #chlorine attack by #Assad regime 2018 “We were silenced against our will … now we can talk.” The #Syrian people will always deserve better than the brutal regime For those who didn’t speak up at the time of these crimes, now is not the time for your misguided opining
The survivors of Assad’s 2018 chemical weapons attack on Douma, using chlorine to kill at least 43, are finally able to speak out freely.
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We are committed at @HealthSyria to provide a space for dialogue, advocacy and analysis on issues important to the health of Syrians including current as well as future public health trends that have arisen from the Syrian crisis. Our work only continues in this new era.
Our statement on the recent developments in Syria and our commitment to the health response across the country. ➡️ Follow our page and check out our website ( https://t.co/CeOkuCbKq8) for all content related to public health policy, research, and capacity building in Syria.
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Our statement on the recent developments in Syria and our commitment to the health response across the country. ➡️ Follow our page and check out our website ( https://t.co/CeOkuCbKq8) for all content related to public health policy, research, and capacity building in Syria.
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Most of #Syria’s population suffered at the hands of the regime - the numerous #massacres, forced disappearances, shelling, millions displaced, children born into squalor and conflict. It will take decades to know the full horrors of the last decades & more for people to heal
The freedom Syrians are realizing today only came after a million killed, hundreds of thousands disappeared, and half displaced. It wasn’t free and it wasn’t easy, but it finally came around only through their efforts Today, they celebrate. Tomorrow, the rebuilding starts.
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