8/10/2026
Under the Theme: “Towards Precision Medicine: From Scientific Research to Clinical Practice”
The Department of Chest Diseases at the Faculty of Medicine, Kafr El-Sheikh University, organized on Friday, October 9, 2026, the activities of its fifth scientific conference, PULMO KAFR EL-SHEIKH 2026, under the theme “Towards Precision Medicine: From Scientific Research to Clinical Practice.” The conference was held as part of the Department’s commitment to supporting scientific research, keeping pace with the latest developments in the field of chest diseases, and strengthening the integration between academic knowledge and clinical applications.
The conference served as a scientific platform for exchanging expertise and knowledge among professors of chest diseases, physicians, and researchers, while discussing the latest scientific developments and modern approaches to the diagnosis and treatment of respiratory diseases. It also highlighted the role of precision medicine in improving diagnostic accuracy, selecting appropriate treatment plans, and enhancing the quality of healthcare provided to patients.
The conference also emphasized the importance of bridging the gap between scientific research findings and clinical practice, as well as encouraging scientific collaboration among medical institutions and universities. Such efforts contribute to improving medical practice, promoting continuing medical education, and keeping pace with modern trends in the field of chest diseases.
The organization of this conference represents an extension of the scientific activities regularly organized by the Department of Chest Diseases, Faculty of Medicine, Kafr El-Sheikh University, reaffirming its role in supporting scientific research, facilitating knowledge exchange, advancing medical education and training, and contributing to the development of healthcare services.
The success of these scientific events reflects the commitment of the Faculty of Medicine, Kafr El-Sheikh University, to academic and research excellence and to supporting scientific initiatives that contribute to the advancement of medical practice and the improvement of the quality of healthcare.