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UoITC Organizes Awareness Seminar on Impact of Social Media on Families and Children

The Women’s Affairs Division, in collaboration with the Continuious Education Center at the University of Information Technology and Communications , organized an awareness seminar titled “The Impact of Social Media on Families and Children,” which addressed the implications of using digital platforms on family life and ways to raise awareness of their risks and negative effects.

The seminar was presented by Dr. Amani Saleh from the Women’s Affairs Division, Assist. Lec.Asma Abdulrahman from the Finance Department, and Assist. Lec. Helen Anwar from the Human Resources Department. They discussed scientific and awareness-raising topics focused on the family’s role in managing the relationship with the digital space and fostering a balanced awareness among children regarding social media use.

The seminar addressed the importance of mindful use of social media within the family, highlighting its psychological, behavioral, and social effects on family members, particularly children, as well as identifying indicators of digital addiction and the accompanying educational and behavioral challenges, as well as proposing a range of solutions and approaches that contribute to mitigating these effects and promoting the positive use of technology.

The University of Information Technology and Communications Organizes a Campaign to Distribute Ramadan Food Baskets to Employees

Under the patronage and guidance of the President of the University of Information Technology and Communications, Professor Dr. Abbas Mohsen Al-Bakri, and based on the principle of social solidarity and promoting the values of charitable work during the holy month of Ramadan, the university organized a campaign to distribute Ramadan food baskets to employees at its two campuses (Al-Nidal and Al-Mansour).

The baskets included a variety of essential food items such as eggs, chicken, oil, rice, sugar, and tomato paste, in addition to other items that meet the needs of families during the holy month.

This humanitarian initiative comes in appreciation of the employees’ efforts and their vital role in supporting the university’s progress and continued success, as well as its contribution to consolidating the principles of social responsibility and achieving one of the Sustainable Development Goals by supporting deserving groups and strengthening the spirit of solidarity within the university community.

Medical Informatics Holds Awareness Seminar on Smoking and Its Negative Effects

The College of Biomedical Informatics at the University of Information Technology and Communications, through its Psychological Counseling Unit, held an awareness seminar entitled “Smoking… The Beginning of Illness and the End of Life.” The seminar was presented by Dr. Ghaith Hamed Hamid Al-Janabi, Director of the Chest and Respiratory Diseases Center at Imamain Al-Kadhimain Medical City Hospital.

The seminar addressed the health, psychological, and social harms resulting from smoking, highlighting the dangers of addiction to tobacco and nicotine in its various forms, including traditional cigarettes, e-cigarettes, and hookahs, as well as the harmful effects of chemical flavorings. It also discussed the dangers of secondhand smoke in enclosed public spaces and its serious repercussions on the health of non-smokers.

The lecturer presented, in a precise scientific manner, the direct effects of smoking on the heart, arteries, lungs, respiratory tract, and bronchi, explaining its link to numerous chronic and life-threatening diseases. At the conclusion of the seminar, a set of guidelines and practical solutions were presented to help reduce this phenomenon and encourage people to quit smoking in order to protect public health.

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