The last 35 years of the history of a century-old medical university have been created together with Indian students and alumni. Many Indian graduates carry out successful humanitarian and professional activities in different countries of the world.
21/03/2022Down Syndrome is a disorder that occurs when there is a duplication of the twenty-first chromosome․ So, on March 21 – a date chosen to represent the chromosomal defection found in Down Syndrome (the twenty-first day of the third month) – World Down Syndrome Day is celebrated, an event created to raise public awareness, promote inclusivity, encourage advocacy, and support the wellbeing of those living with Down Syndrome.
In the history of the 100-year-old medical university, March 16 was marked by the opening of the “COBRAIN” Scientific-Educational Center for Fundamental Brain Research.
About 150 consultations were performed, and 27 instructions for surgery were given. The analysis by hospitalshows that the largest influx of patients was in “Heratsi” N1 University Hospital, where about 100 consultations were performed, including 16 ENT, 11 neurological and 10 gynecological.
Dear women and girls, I sincerely congratulate you on the International Women's Day. I am sure; many will agree that Armenian women are unique in their mission. For centuries, Armenian women have honorably fulfilled the noble mission of selflessly serving the family and Motherland, spreading endless love and warmth, kindness and care around them.
March 3 is observed as World Hearing Day to raise awareness on preventing deafness and hearing loss. The World Health Organization on March 3 in 2007 observed World Hearing Day for the first time. Across the world, 360 million people suffer from disabling hearing loss.
Anandika Prasad is a 4th course student at the Faculty of General Medicine of Yerevan State Medical University. She was born in a city named Jamshedpur in Jharkhand. “While aiming to become a skillful doctor, I have always been an extrovert and love to master self-confidence at the same time”, she says.
The first online webinar of the “Dandy” neurosurgical club on “How to become an innovator” took place.The webinar was conducted by Professor and renowned neurosurgeon Saleem Abdulrauf, President of the Walter Dandy Club.First, YSMU Vice-Rector Science, COBRAIN Project Coordinator, Professor Konstantin Yenkoyan greeted the participants of the meeting and thanked world-famous doctor-scientist Saleem Abdulrauf and Dandy Club for its continuous support.
YSMU congratulates the Vice-Rector for International Affairs, Associate Professor Yervand Sahakyan on his anniversary.Yervand Sahakyan, who has been the acting vice-rector of the Mkhitar Heratsi State Medical University for almost 20 years, has expanded and continues to expand the geography of the university, and today it has already crossed the equator. Among more than 30 countries, YSMU already has students from the Seychelles and Australia.