Nabaa Hussain Hameed Al-saedy

gynecology and obstetrics medical project, gynecology journal, obstetrics, gynecologic oncology, reproductive medicine, gynecological endoscopy, ultrasonography, gynecology articles Ginekologia i Poloznictwo ISSN 1896-3315 e-ISSN 1898-0759 3rd generation cephalosporin resistance toward microorganisms found in urine and vaginal discharges in Iraqi women in the mid Euphrates region Abstract Author(s): Emad Sadiq Ali Alhili, Rawaa Behlul, Alia Essa Bashbosh, Muntadher Zyara, Nabaa Hussain Hameed Alsaedy, Ali Saleem Abdulridha Aridhee and Saif M. Hassan* This study intends to examine antimicrobial resistance patterns especially in vaginal swab samples and urine from patients at Al-Sader Hospital as hospitalized patients by standard microbiological technique from April to June of 2023, in order to address the major worldwide threat posed by antimicrobial resistance to the treatment of bacterial infections, particularly in low- and middle-income regions like Iraq. A total number of 200, samples were collected for the detection of pathogenic bacteria; all clinical samples were collected from patient urine, urethral or cervical discharge, pus/swab from wound, ear discharge, nasal and throat swab. From all bacterial isolates 82.89% were found resist to cefixime while (3.28%) recorded intermediate and (13.81%) recorded suspectable, but (70.39%) recorded resistant against ceftriaxone of the all-bacterial isolates and both intermediate and susceptible were (7.89%). The resistance of bacteria is on the rise, because the results showed that most of the isolated bacterial strains are resistant to the third generation of cephalosporins. Accordingly, the recommendations were that it is important to choose the appropriate drugs based on the results of the antibiotic resistance susceptibility test.

Under the Patronage of the President of the University of Kufa, Prof. Dr. Alaa Naji Al-Mawla The University Psychological Counseling Division held the seminar entitled “Hope is Life… Despair is a Path to Ending It: Why Suicide?” as scheduled on Monday, April 6, 2026, in Hall No. (2) at the College of Pharmacy, University of Kufa, in the presence of a number of faculty members, students, and college staff. The lecture was delivered by Assistant Lecturer Batool Ayoub Issa from the University Psychological Counseling Division at the University Presidency. The lecture addressed hope as a fundamental element in achieving psychological balance and social stability, in contrast to the dangers of despair and its potential negative psychological and behavioral consequences. The seminar also highlighted the main psychological and social factors that may lead some individuals to consider suicide, emphasizing the importance of raising psychological awareness and strengthening the role of counseling services in educational institutions, thereby contributing to the prevention of this phenomenon. The seminar witnessed notable interaction from the attendees through discussions and questions that enriched the topic. At the conclusion of the seminar, emphasis was placed on the role of the media in either reducing or contributing to the spread of this phenomenon, along with the importance of responsible engagement with social media. This point was highlighted by Assistant Lecturer Nuba Hussein, Head of the Psychological Counseling Unit at the College. The seminar concluded with the honoring of the lecturer in recognition of her efforts and active contribution to the success of the seminar.

seminar was held at the College of Pharmacy at the University of Kufa entitled (Isolation and diagnosis of some fungi from soils containing petroleum hydrocarbon compounds and a study of their efficiency in analyzing these compounds) by (M.sc Nabaa Hussein Hamid Al-Saadi) The workshop aimed to Isolate and diagnose some fungi found in soils contaminated with petroleum hydrocarbons and investigate their efficiency in analyzing these compounds under .different environmental conditions The workshop included collecting 100 samples from different sites of soil contaminated with hydrocarbon compounds, including (Al-Najaf Al-Ashraf Refinery, the industrial district, a gas station In the Kufa industrial district, electrical generator soil, and engine oil replacement shops). The isolates were diagnosed based on phenotypic and microscopic characteristics in addition to genetic characteristics using… PCR technology and then testing the efficiency of these Isolates in analyzing petroleum hydrocarbon compounds and identifying the species with high efficiency, In addition to studying the effect of some environmental factors such as temperature and pH on the .ability of fungi to grow in media contaminated with crude oil The summary of the episode is the ability of the fungi under study to consume hydrocarbon compounds and use them as a sole source of carbon and energy, thus reducing environmental .pollution

The College of Education for Girls at the University of Kufa discussed a master’s thesis entitled “Investigating the efficiency of some fungi in the decomposition of hydrocarbon compounds contaminated with different soils in the province of Najaf” by the student Nabaa Hussain Hameed. Phenotypic and microscopic characteristics, in addition to the genetic characteristics, using the PCR technique, and then testing the efficiency of these isolates in analyzing petroleum hydrocarbon compounds and identifying highly efficient races, in addition to studying the effect of some environmental factors such as temperature and pH on the ability of fungal growth in media contaminated with crude oil. The thesis concluded. The ability of the fungi under study to consume hydrocarbon compounds and use them as a sole source of carbon and energy, thus reducing environmental pollution levels.