WHAT IS TMC?

The Medical Campaign, KHDA accredited, and founded by Medical Students, is on a mission to empower children and teenagers aged 4 to 18 with medical education. Our goal is to enhance global medical knowledge, starting with young learners, while equipping them with life-saving skills to unlock their extraordinary potential.

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Regional Manager

Sela Papazian

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Regional Manager

Sela Papazian

Be a smart cookie, not a sugar cookie. Balance is key.

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English

Arabic

French

Armenian

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Drawing

Cooking

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New York University

Tatiana Houhou

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Project Manager in Abu Dhabi

Tatiana Houhou

Balance is key -- establish a daily routine that works for you and makes you happy!

Languages

English

Arabic

French

Skills

Basketball

Writing

Traveling

Reading

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Weill Cornell Medicine Qatar

Sama Ayoub

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Project Manager in Qatar

Sama Ayoub

When you're super stressed out, taking an outside walk or biking may be the best medicine you need (not FDA approved, but definitely Sama approved!)

Languages

English

Arabic

Turkish

Skills

Horseback Riding

Reading Poetry

Baking

Arts and Crafts

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Khalifa University

Rami Saab

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Project Manager in Abu Dhabi

Rami Saab

Sleeping late is not cool. I wish I could sleep at 8:00 everyday

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EN

AR

FR

ES

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Reading

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HR Manager

Maria Audi

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HR Manager

Maria Audi

Health is wealth – invest in your well-being, and you'll get high returns!

Languages

English

Arabic

French

Skills

Traveling

Stargazing

Cooking

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Mohammed Bin Rashid University

Mohamed Asbaita

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Project Manager in Dubai

Mohamed Asbaita

Did you know? Walking is one of the simplest and most effective exercises for your heart. Just 30 minutes of brisk walking a day can significantly reduce the risk of heart disease and improve cardiovascular health. So, lace up those sneakers and take a daily walk to keep your heart in top shape!

Languages

English

Arabic

Skills

Working out

Working on medical research

Watching anime

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Saint Joseph University of Beirut

Nour Moussa

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Content Manager

Nour Moussa

Your smartphone can wait, avoid using it in bed! prioritize a restful night’s sleep for a refreshed tomorrow.

Languages

English

Arabic

French

Skills

Piano

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Weill Cornell Medicine Qatar

Fatma Jassim Al Mohammed

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Medical Trainer

Fatma Jassim Al Mohammed

The answer to all your aches and pain isn’t paracetamol!

Languages

Englsih

Arabic

Skills

Swimming

Weightlifting

Martial arts

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Saint Joseph University of Beirut

Jessica Maria Badawi

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Ambassador & Medical Trainer

Jessica Maria Badawi

Nourish your body with good food, and let physical activity be your daily celebration.

Languages

English

Arabic

French

Skills

Gym

Volunteering

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Balamand University

Cindy Zotti

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PR Manager

Cindy Zotti

Never answer the phone with your left ear to avoid brain damage!

Languages

English

Arabic

French

Turkish

Skills

Horseback riding

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Weill Cornell Medicine Qatar

Hussam Kawas

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Medical Trainer

Hussam Kawas

Over drinking water is bad!

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English

Arabic

Portuguese

Skills

Football

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Saint Joseph University of Beirut

Mia Elias

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Medical Trainer

Mia Elias

Find something you absolutely love doing and turn it into your very own superpower.

Languages

English

Arabic

French

Skills

Tennis

Gym

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Saint Joseph University of Beirut

Maria Baalbaky

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Ambassador & Medical Trainer

Maria Baalbaky

Take care of your mental health as much as your physical health.

Languages

English

Arabic

French

Skills

Dancing

Singing

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Lebanese University

Celine Khairallah

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Ambassador & Medical Trainer

Celine Khairallah

Treat your brain like a child, pamper it, talk to it and love it. You’ll see remarkable changes!

Languages

English

Arabic

French

Skills

Volunteering

Reading

Writing

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Saint Joseph University of Beirut

Vincent Nehme

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Medical trainer

Vincent Nehme

Don't take things too seriously.

Languages

English

Arabic

French

Skills

Martial arts

Guitar

Sports

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Saint Joseph University of Beirut

Rita Alawieh

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Medical Trainer

Rita Alawieh

This is nothing like grey’s anatomy.

Languages

English

Arabic

French

Skills

Photography

Drawing

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Saint Joseph University of Beirut

Romy Feghaly

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Content Writer

Romy Feghaly

Don’t forget to always scrub your hands with soap and water before eating to fight all the germs and stay healthy!

Languages

English

Arabic

French

Skills

Dancing

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Lebanese University

Gaelle Ghazal

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Medical Trainer

Gaelle Ghazal

Equip yourself with information, ask questions, and take charge of your well-being. Because in health, as in life, knowledge is the ultimate power.

Languages

Arabic

English

French

Spanish

Skills

Reading

Writing

Jogging

Digital Design

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Balamand University

Nehme Mikhael

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Content Writer

Nehme Mikhael

Remember, your body is 70% water, so stay hydrated!

Languages

English

Arabic

French

Skills

Fitness

Reading

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Saint Joseph University of Beirut

Sara Khanfour

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Medical trainer

Sara Khanfour

Make sure to sleep at least 8 hours at night to stay healthy, do well in school, and have a strong mind!

Languages

English

Arabic

French

Skills

Cooking

Reading

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American University of Beirut

Youmna Rouhana

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Ambassador & Medical Trainer

Youmna Rouhana

A good night’s sleep is the best therapy.

Languages

English

Arabic

French

Skills

Piano

Camping

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Balamand University

Imad Boulos

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Content Writer

Imad Boulos

Stay active, sleep well and eat your vegetables!

Languages

English

Arabic

French

Skills

Cooking

Reading

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Balamand University

Serena Al Khoury

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Content Writer

Serena Al Khoury

Never forget your cap & sunscreen on a sunny day!

Languages

English

Arabic

Skills

Writing

Designing

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Saint Joseph University of Beirut

Caline Bou Akl Darido

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Medical Trainer

Caline Bou Akl Darido

Your body is your temple. Always take care of it.

Languages

English

Arabic

French

Skills

Piano

Singing

Reading

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Lebanese university

Georgia Naji Chkayban

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Medical trainer

Georgia Naji Chkayban

Your mental health is as important as your physical health. It's just like a garden. Tend to it, nurture it, and watch it bloom into something beautiful.

Languages

English

Arabic

French

Skills

Pencil Drawing

Ballet

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Balamand University

Joenne Al Khoury

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Medical trainer

Joenne Al Khoury

Eat healthy, sleep well, breathe deeply, enjoy life.

Languages

English

Arabic

Skills

Photography

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Weill Cornell Medicine Qatar

Kareem Fanous

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Medical trainer

Kareem Fanous

Sleep is important!

Languages

English

Arabic

Skills

Music

Swimming

Horseback Riding

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Weill Cornell Medicine Qatar

Nour Jaouni

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Medical trainer

Nour Jaouni

Only use antibiotics for bacterial infections! Many people mistakenly use them for common colds, which are viral infections (antibiotics won’t help!)

Languages

English

Arabic

Skills

Basketball

Baking

Swimming

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Weill Cornell Medicine Qatar

Zena Sinan

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Medical trainer

Zena Sinan

Did you know that when you smile, your immune system gets stronger? And even if the smile is forced, your brain releases feel-good chemicals! Do your body a favor and keep smiling! :D

Languages

English

Arabic

Skills

Reading

Photography

Travel & exploration

Writing

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Lebanese University

Elie Asswad

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Content Writer

Elie Asswad

Be sure to warm up and stretch well before doing physical activities to avoid straining and hurting your muscles!

Languages

English

Arabic

French

Skills

Dancing

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Project Manager in Lebanon

Rawad Tayah

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Project Manager in Lebanon

Rawad Tayah

Trade your worries for weights, the gym is the best therapist.

Languages

English

Arabic

French

Skills

Photography

Cinema

Padel

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Weill Cornell Medicine Qatar

Raghad Ibrahim

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Medical trainer

Raghad Ibrahim

Take care of your heart because you can always grow another liver but you can’t grow another heart!

Languages

English

Arabic

Skills

Enjoying the rain

Watching studio Ghibli movies

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Weill Cornell Medicine Qatar

Abdulrahman Al-Namla

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Medical trainer

Abdulrahman Al-Namla

Exercise boosts energy! A little bit of activity, like a quick run or game, can wake up your body and mind.

Languages

English

Arabic

Skills

Gym

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Weill Cornell Medicine Qatar

Shahad Ibrahim

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Medical trainer

Shahad Ibrahim

Drinks lots of water to keep your body nourished and your brain floating!

Languages

English

Arabic

Skills

Shopping

Horseback riding

baking

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Weill Cornell Medicine Qatar

Mahmoud Yousef

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Medical trainer

Mahmoud Yousef

Did you know that laughter is like a natural medicine? So remember to find something funny every day, it's the best way to stay healthy and happy!

Languages

English

Arabic

Skills

Football

Basketball

Gaming

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Weill Cornell Medicine Qatar

Huda Salameh

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Medical trainer

Huda Salameh

Keep singing!!! Singing and humming can clear your sinuses and promote airflow through your nasal passages :)

Languages

English

Arabic

Skills

Basketball

Painting

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Weill Cornell Medicine Qatar

Jane Manyama

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Content writer

Jane Manyama

Make sure to stay hydrated by drinking an adequate amount of water daily. It's generally recommended to consume around 8-10 cups (64-80 ounces) of water a day.

Languages

English

Swahili

Skills

Reading books

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Weill Cornell Medicine Qatar

Lina Al-Ani

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Medical trainer

Lina Al-Ani

Sleep well!

Languages

English

Arabic

Skills

Fashion

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Weill Cornell Medicine Qatar

Surin Lee

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Medical trainer

Surin Lee

Exercising is 1.5 times more effective than taking medication to improve your mood! Move your body, and wake up your brain!

Languages

English

Korean

Skills

Painting

Muay thai,

Weight training

Sculpting

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Financial Manager

Eddy Samaha

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Financial Manager

Eddy Samaha

Wash your hands after handling cash money.

Languages

English

Arabic

French

Skills

Hiking

Football

Mountain Bike

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Weill Cornell Medicine Qatar

Aisha Serpedin

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Medical trainer

Aisha Serpedin

Don't be too harsh with your voice (don't force clearing it!)

Languages

English

Romanian

turkish

Skills

Going to the gym

Learning new languages

Trying new cuisines

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Weill Cornell Medicine Qatar

Hala Fouad

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Medical trainer

Hala Fouad

Get your vaccines

Languages

English

Arabic

Skills

Gym

Watching movies/tv shows

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Weill Cornell Medicine Qatar

Leena Fatima Syed

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Medical trainer

Leena Fatima Syed

Don’t eat before surgery!!!

Languages

English

Skills

Playing basketball and volleyball

Taking film photos

Driving around with friends

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Weill Cornell Medicine Qatar

Haya Ali Al-Kuwari

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Medical trainer

Haya Ali Al-Kuwari

"Laughter is the best medicine, but if you laugh for no reason, you may need some actual medicine."

Languages

English

Arabic

Skills

Exercise

Solving puzzles

Crosswords

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Weill Cornell Medicine Qatar

Aimen Javed

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Medical trainer

Aimen Javed

Avoiding the Gym? Laughing burns calories too. Netflix comedy specials: the real workout plan.

Languages

English

Urdu

Skills

Comedy

Reading

Theatre

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Weill Cornell Medicine Qatar

Al Dana Jamal Al-Khalaf

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Medical trainer

Al Dana Jamal Al-Khalaf

Our kidneys are the real heroes, expertly balancing the water to keep you from shriveling up like a raisin. Remember guys, stay hydrated and keep those beautiful kidneys happy!

Languages

English

Arabic

Skills

I enjoy everything!!

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New York University

Aliya Koishina

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Medical trainer

Aliya Koishina

They say "An apple a day keeps the doctor away" :) and let curiosity lead your way!!

Languages

English

Russian

Kazakh

Skills

Running

Photography

Dancing

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Khalifa University

Amir Obeid

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Medical trainer

Amir Obeid

Listen to your body and brain

Languages

ENG

AR

Skills

Swimming

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Khalifa University

Ayman Mobin

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Medical trainer

Ayman Mobin

Strive to reduce your mental stress as it can be a silent killer

Languages

English

Hindi

Punjabi

Urdu

Skills

Hiking

Reading

Makeup

Baking

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Khalifa University

Mohammed Abdulrahman

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Medical trainer

Mohammed Abdulrahman

I feel we can all spend some more time taking care of our mental health, which I feel will improve other aspects of our lives in ways we would not expect!

Languages

EN

AR

Skills

Photography

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Canadian University

Jana Adel

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Medical trainer

Jana Adel

Staying hydrated prevents you from losing your eyesight.

Languages

Arabic

English

French

Skills

Draw/paint

Playing badminton

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American University of Beirut

Aya Ghezzaoui

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Medical trainer

Aya Ghezzaoui

A healthy body breeds a healthy mind.

Languages

English

Arabic

Skills

Reading

Hiking

Baking

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University of Wollongong

Romario Abou Chedid

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Medical trainer

Romario Abou Chedid

Laughter is a great way to boost your mood and improve your overall well-being. It releases feel-good chemicals in your brain called endorphins, which can help reduce stress and even alleviate pain. So, don't forget to enjoy a good laugh every now and then! Whether it's through watching a funny movie, spending time with friends, or enjoying a comedy show, laughter is a natural way to promote good health and happiness.

Languages

English

Arabic

French

Skills

Hiking

Cycling

Exploring the beauty of nature.

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American University of Beirut

Natalie Abbasi

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Medical trainer

Natalie Abbasi

Gain as much knowledge as you can regarding your body in order to be able to properly take care of your health.

Languages

English

Arabic

French

Skills

Music

Reading

Horse-back riding

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Mohammed Bin Rashid University

Ghazal Saeed

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Medical trainer

Ghazal Saeed

Drink your water, eat your fruits and vegetables, listen to your parents, play outside and be happy; these will be your secret powers to conquer each day.

Languages

English

Arabic

French

Skills

Horseback riding

Volleyball

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American University of Beirut

Bushra Mokhtar

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Medical trainer

Bushra Mokhtar

A giggle a day keeps the doctor away! Laughter is the best medicine, and it's totally contagious. So, share your giggles and keep those smiles in check! Remember, being healthy is a superpower, and you're all mini superheroes-in-training! Now go out there and conquer the world with your giggles and good vibes! 🌈😄💪

Languages

English

Arabic

Skills

Volleyball

Swimming

Reading

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American University of Sharjah

Aliya Fatima Damji

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Medical trainer

Aliya Fatima Damji

Always listen to your body and have fun while learning and understanding more about it!

Languages

English

Hindi

Urdu

Skills

Snorkeling

Traveling

Reading

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Mohammed Bin Rashid University

Hala Nasseif

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Medical trainer

Hala Nasseif

Stay curious and never stop asking “why”!

Languages

English

Arabic

Turkish

Skills

Socializing

Sports

Learning about the fascinating world we live in

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Mohammed Bin Rashid University

Hana Mokhtar

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Medical trainer

Hana Mokhtar

Always trust your body if you are not feeling well and ask as many questions as you can and be as curious as you can!

Languages

English

Arabic

French

Spanish

Skills

Reading

Swimming

Playing videogames

Playing guitar

Playing basketball

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American University of Sharjah

Jad Lezbare

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Medical trainer

Jad Lezbare

Get your 10,000 steps in a day

Languages

English

Arabic

Skills

Martial Arts

Swimming

Video Games

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Weill Cornell Medicine Qatar

Athba khalid

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Medical trainer

Athba khalid

Smiling is your secret weapon! It boosts your immune system, which fights off any germs that try to get into your body. Not only does it make you healthier, but it also spreads happiness to everyone around and makes the world a brighter place!

Languages

English

Arabic

Skills

Drawing

Traveling

Painting

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Khalifa University

Paula Samaha

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Medical trainer

Paula Samaha

Choose what you love and not what others choose for you

Languages

English

Arabic

Un poquito de Francais

Skills

Biking

Hiking

Discovering nature

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Khalifa University

Layla Al Safadi

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Medical trainer

Layla Al Safadi

Follow your passion!

Languages

English

Arabic

Spanish

Skills

Tennis

Dancing

Food

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You're not just providing my daughter with essential medical information every day; you're also giving her an extra boost of confidence. Your professionalism is truly exceptional. – Ramona Abou Daya (Lebanon)

The Founding Story

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Jad S Boustany, still a 16-year-old student at the time, always knew he wanted to become a Medical Doctor. He had so many unanswered medical questions and a deep craving for knowledge. He wrote a paper, outlining the concept of 'medical classes for children’, and kept it in his drawer for four years until June 2021.
Amidst an economic crisis, outrageously expensive medical school tuition, the COVID-19 pandemic, the tragic explosion in Beirut, and the loss of friends and family, Jad couldn't simply stand by. Armed with nothing but that 2017 document and his laptop, he created a PDF file titled 'The Medical Campaign' (initially thinking it would only last for a week) where he outlined the medical topics for kids and sent it to the people he was tutoring at the time – as he was also a coding and piano teacher.
Our very first student, Sari, who resides in Qatar, attended our first online medical class. In a nutshell, he enjoyed it so much that he brought his friends along for the next session. This marked the beginning of our journey. Gaining more traction within the first week of operations, we started growing our team with medical students from all universities across Lebanon.
We embarked on our first international partnership journey with Doha Healthcare Week, extending our classes to three prominent institutes within Qatar Academy: QAW, QAD, and QAS. This collaboration paved the way for our participation in the World Innovation Summit for Health (WISH), a transformative catalyst that has shaped our journey in Qatar. Can you find our previous logo on the board on the left?
After achieving a milestone of 500 students and as the COVID-19 crisis approached its end, The Medical Campaign inaugurated its first-ever 'Medical Week' hosted at Antwork in Beirut, Lebanon. The impact was far-reaching, and this inaugural Medical Week marked the beginning of a whole series of medical events to follow.
We established our first office at Antwork, where we had a team of four full-timers in addition to the 48 part-time medical students who continue to play integral roles in our ongoing impact.
We had our first collaborations with schools in Dubai that lead to the Registration of The Medical Campaign in the UAE and finally earning the KHDA accreditation.

Vision 2025

The Medical Campaign aspires to be a catalyst for positive change across multiple United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.


Through healthcare education for children (SDG 3), we strive to empower the next generation with the knowledge and skills to lead healthier lives, reducing health disparities and improving overall well-being. Our commitment to quality education initiatives (SDG 4) extends beyond healthcare, fostering a lifelong love for learning, critical thinking, and problem-solving among young minds. By fostering strategic global partnerships (SDG 17), we aim to amplify our impact, bringing together organizations, communities, and individuals who share our vision.


Through these collaborative efforts, we seek to create a broader, more holistic impact on the world, contributing to a sustainable, equitable, and prosperous future for all.

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