The defense session was attended by a number of professors and researchers. The dissertation was presented and discussed scientifically according to established academic standards, with praise for the high level of academic rigor demonstrated by the student in her presentation and defense.

This participation underscores the active scientific role of the faculty members of the College of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Kerbala and their ongoing contribution to supporting research across various Iraqi universities.

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The study aimed to shed light on the pathological changes induced by hyperchloramic acidosis in vital tissues using histological examination techniques and special chemical stains to assess the impact of this condition on organ function.

The results showed clear histological and histochemical changes indicating the negative impact of acidosis on the histological structure of organs.

The discussion committee was chaired by the Dean of the College, Assistant Professor Dr Mohammed Asad Al Kaabi, who praised the efforts of the student and the level of the research, stressing the college’s continuous support for scientific research in the field of veterinary medicine.

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The study aimed to clarify the histological and physiological differences between the two species through the use of special histological techniques and stains.

The study recommended expanding the scope of research to include other organs using advanced techniques due to its importance in the fields of veterinary medicine and comparative biology.

For his part, the Dean of the College, Assistant Professor Dr Mohammed Asad Al Kaabi, praised the efforts of the student and the researchers, stressing the college’s support for scientific and research activities.

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Assistant Professor Dr. Mohammed Asad Al Kaabi Dean of the College of Veterinary Medicine, expressed his pride in this achievement:

“We are proud that one of our faculty members, Dr. Faris Sahib Omran, participated in the evaluation of a scientific research in the international journal Scientific Reports, an achievement that reflects the excellent scientific level reached by our faculty members. The involvement of our professors in this type of international research activities reflects our commitment to enhancing the quality of education and scientific research and our keenness to build bridges of cooperation with reputable academic institutions and journals. We at the Deanship of the College continue to support scientific competencies and encourage them to contribute to raising the name of Karbala University in international forums.”

This activity is a confirmation of Dr. Fares’ academic competence and his active role in keeping up with the requirements of scientific research by providing scientific reviews that meet international standards.

“Evaluating research in journals such as Scientific Reports is a great scientific responsibility and an opportunity to interact with the latest research in the world.”
– Lec. Dr. Faris Sahib Omran 

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The campaign aims to enhance the prevention of infectious diseases in animals, especially field ones, and these campaigns come within the ongoing initiatives and efforts to increase community health awareness by contributing to the protection of livestock in the country from diseases that can be prevented by vaccination.

The students showed great enthusiasm to participate in these campaigns with veterinary staff in addition to their contribution to organizing awareness and education campaigns for citizens and animal breeders against common diseases and their effects on public health and animal production.

The students’ participation included providing logistical and technical support to the veterinary teams, which helped facilitate the conduct of vaccination campaigns and ensure that as many animals as possible receive vaccines.

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The study aimed to use the anti-valsatarin and vitamin E have a preventive role in reducing the moral effects resulting from the use of doxorpicin chemotherapy on the tissues of the liver, lung and kidneys and the loss of body weight in general and the organs concerned with the research in particular.

The study recommended that valsatarn and vitamin E could be used as a prevention of the effects of chemotherapy used in cancer treatments.

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The fourth stage trainees participated in preventive vaccination campaigns against foot-and-mouth disease FMD.

The free vaccination campaign aims at preventive immunization against foot-and-mouth disease FMD in cows, buffaloes, sheep and goats throughout the country.

It is worth noting that this disease is transmitted through salivary secretions and through the air contaminated with the virus, in addition to direct contact with workers and farmers with infected animals and contaminated feed, and its prevention is limited to periodic vaccinations and twice a year Iraq. The disease is economically devastating for livestock.

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It aims to explain in detail the new academic system and how to accept and register in the program.

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