Toluwani Adekunle | Cervical Cancer Prevention | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Toluwani Adekunle | Cervical Cancer Prevention | Best Researcher Award

Assistant Professor | Calvin University | United States

Dr. Toluwani Elizabeth Adekunle is a dedicated public health scholar and educator whose work bridges health equity, global health, and structural determinants of health with a strong focus on trust, cancer disparities, and the lived experiences of marginalized populations. She holds a Ph.D. in Public Health from the University of Louisville, along with advanced degrees in public health, business administration, and international development. As an Assistant Professor of Public Health at Calvin University, Dr. Adekunle teaches courses in global health, program design, and evaluation while mentoring future leaders in health research and practice. Her ongoing research programs investigate medical mistrust in healthcare, the role of artificial intelligence in care provision, and cervical cancer screening uptake among underserved communities. She has received multiple grants, including funding from the Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan Foundation and the Calvin Center for Christian Scholarship, underscoring her innovative approaches to addressing structural inequities in health. Dr. Adekunle’s scholarly contributions include national and international conference presentations and publications that illuminate critical issues in cancer prevention, HIV care, and maternal health. Her professional experience extends to humanitarian work with the United Nations, health program management with the African Resource Center, and policy analysis with RAND Corporation, reflecting her commitment to bridging research and practice. Recognized with fellowships, awards, and leadership roles, she exemplifies excellence in scholarship, teaching, and community engagement. Her publications are gaining scholarly impact, with 16 documents indexed in Scopus, 26 citations across 25 documents, and an h-index of 2 (Scopus ID: 57801018500), highlighting her growing influence in global public health research.

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Featured Publications

1. Fwelo, P., Nwosu, K. O. S., Adekunle, T. E., Afolayan, O., Ahaiwe, O., Ojaruega, A. A., … (2023). Racial/ethnic and socioeconomic differences in breast cancer surgery performed and delayed treatment: Mediating impact on mortality. Breast Cancer Research and Treatment, 199(3), 511–531.
Cited by: 18

2. Adekunle, T. E., Ahmed, M., & Afifi, R. (2021). A qualitative study to understand cervical cancer awareness and prevention among African immigrant women (AIW) in Iowa City, Iowa. International Journal of Women’s Health and Wellness, 7(1).
Cited by: 6

3. Fwelo, P., Afolayan, O., Nwosu, K. O. S., Ojaruega, A. A., Ahaiwe, O., Olateju, O. A., … (2023). Racial and ethnic differences in colon cancer surgery type performed and delayed treatment among people 45 years old and older in the USA between 2007 and 2017: Mediating effects. Surgical Oncology, 50, 101983.
Cited by: 5

4. Fwelo, P., Li, R., Heredia, N. I., Nyachoti, D., Adekunle, T. E., Adekunle, T. B., … (2025). Disparities in thyroid cancer mortality across racial and ethnic groups: Assessing the impact of socioeconomic, clinicopathologic, and treatment variations. Annals of Surgical Oncology, 32(2), 1158–1175.
Cited by: 3

5. Ewing, A. P., Alalwan, M. A., Brown, J. A., Adekunle, T. E., Korley, N. D., Nafiu, T. C., … (2022). Physically fit with a higher cancer risk? Influences of cervical cancer screening among a sample of physically active women ages 21–49 living in the United States. Preventive Medicine Reports, 30, 101978.
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Timothy Waje | Epidemiology of viral diseases | Best Academic Researcher Award

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Mr. Timothy Waje | Epidemiology of viral diseases | Best Academic Researcher Award 

Ph.D.Researcher at Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University Bauchi ,Nigeria

Timothy Waje is a dedicated Nigerian professional with a strong commitment to health education, disease control, and research. He blends leadership, strategic planning, and organizational skills in both academic and field environments. Known for his work in neglected tropical diseases, his career spans public health, microbiology, and institutional leadership. Timothy has excelled in managing complex projects under pressure, fostering collaborations, and achieving measurable results in challenging environments across northern Nigeria. His multidisciplinary approach combines scientific research, policy engagement, and grassroots mobilization. With a natural ability to train and lead, he continuously drives health improvements through capacity-building initiatives and innovative solutions. His familiarity with Nigeria’s diverse regional contexts enhances his effectiveness in community engagement and program implementation. In every role, Timothy demonstrates integrity, dedication, and a passion for public service, making him an influential figure in the health and research sectors.

Professional Profile

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Education

Timothy Waje has pursued a progressive academic path rooted in microbiology and public health. His foundational studies equipped him with deep knowledge in applied microbiology, research methodology, and epidemiology. Through advanced degrees, he developed expertise in medical microbiology and expanded his understanding of infectious disease control, biostatistics, and public health systems. His academic journey is marked by continuous learning and critical thinking, supported by hands-on training in laboratory sciences and data analysis. Waje’s education reflects a clear alignment with his professional focus, as he explored both theoretical and practical aspects of disease transmission, diagnostics, and community-based health strategies. He has also acquired strong competencies in research design, data interpretation, and scientific communication. These qualifications have not only enhanced his academic credentials but also strengthened his leadership in public health interventions, particularly in northern Nigeria. His commitment to education continues to shape his impact as a trainer, researcher, and mentor in the field.

Experience

Timothy Waje brings a wealth of experience across the fields of public health, microbiology, education, and banking. As a provost, he has overseen administrative and academic functions, trained staff, led institutional governance, and taught core subjects in microbiology and disease control. In public health, he has served as a consultant and field expert on multiple neglected tropical diseases programs, successfully conducting surveys, monitoring treatments, and leading community mobilization. His roles have involved supervising data collection, analyzing survey outcomes, and managing implementation logistics. He has also played critical roles in organizing training sessions, facilitating capacity development, and interacting with government and health agencies. Before transitioning into health leadership, Timothy worked in the banking sector, where he excelled in customer service, compliance, operations, and financial management. Across sectors, his ability to lead, organize, and meet deliverables under pressure has distinguished his career. He adapts easily, solves problems strategically, and mentors others effectively in various roles..

Research Focus

Timothy Waje’s research is grounded in medical microbiology, infectious diseases, and epidemiology, with a special focus on public health concerns in northern Nigeria. His work addresses key health challenges such as cytomegalovirus, lymphatic filariasis, hepatitis viruses, malaria, and Campylobacter infections. Through reviews, clinical studies, and laboratory-based investigations, he examines pathogen prevalence, molecular patterns, genetic diversity, and drug resistance. His research combines both quantitative and qualitative methodologies, often informed by real-world public health interventions. Waje contributes to understanding the spread, diagnosis, and control of diseases that affect vulnerable populations. His investigations aim to inform evidence-based decision-making, improve diagnostics, and support targeted interventions in community settings. He is especially interested in diseases with socioeconomic impacts, focusing on prevention, early detection, and sustainable health education. Waje collaborates with academic, governmental, and international organizations, and is committed to sharing knowledge that advances both science and the practical management of infectious diseases.

Publication Top Notes

Title: Occurrence of Cytomegalovirus among Pregnant Antenatal Women within Bauchi Metropolis, Nigeria

Journal: Clinical Epidemiology and Global Health

Summary:
This study investigates the presence and prevalence of cytomegalovirus (CMV) infection among pregnant women attending antenatal clinics in Bauchi, Nigeria. The research focuses on understanding the epidemiological patterns and potential health implications of CMV infections during pregnancy. Utilizing serological testing methods, the study evaluates CMV exposure levels in a representative sample of pregnant women. The findings contribute to public health awareness regarding maternal CMV infection and stress the need for routine screening in antenatal care settings to reduce potential risks to maternal and fetal health.

Conclusion

Timothy Waje stands out as a versatile professional with a rare combination of academic rigor, field experience, and organizational leadership. His journey reflects a commitment to service, whether through education, scientific research, or health program implementation. In every role, he promotes teamwork, quality delivery, and continuous learning. Waje’s work contributes meaningfully to disease control, institutional development, and capacity building in underserved areas. His interdisciplinary expertise and regional familiarity position him to address complex health challenges with culturally sensitive and evidence-based strategies. Beyond technical skills, his strong ethical foundation, communication abilities, and leadership qualities inspire those he works with. As he continues to advance in research and academic pursuits, his impact is felt across public health, education, and community engagement landscapes. Timothy Waje exemplifies the qualities of a dedicated scholar, capable administrator, and transformative health advocate who consistently strives for excellence, collaboration, and the betterment of society through knowledge and service.

Daouda SAMA | Public Health | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Daouda SAMA | Public Health | Best Researcher Award

Adjunct Professor at University of Lomé ,Togo

Dr. Daouda Sama is an Adjunct Professor at the Department of Earth Sciences, University of Lomé, Togo. Specializing in environmental geochemistry, his work focuses on pollutant dispersion, health risk assessments, and sustainable coastal management. He has significantly contributed to West African environmental science by modeling industrial emissions and their ecological and human health impacts. His research incorporates advanced tools like AERMOD and Delft3D, bridging scientific understanding and practical application. Dr. Sama has led or contributed to over 40 consultancy projects, guiding environmental impact assessments for major industrial and government clients across West Africa. His academic contributions include 8 peer-reviewed articles in international journals, and he serves as a certified peer reviewer. Actively collaborating with local and international partners, he plays a pivotal role in projects addressing marine pollution, groundwater quality, and regulatory compliance. His work is shaping environmental policy and enhancing ecosystem resilience in developing regions.

Professional Profiles

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Education 

Dr. Daouda Sama has pursued an academically rich path rooted in earth and environmental sciences. He earned his Bachelor’s degree in Geology, followed by a Master’s degree in Hydrology and Hydrogeology from the University of Lomé. He later completed his Ph.D. in Systemic Geochemistry and Multimodal Modeling from the same institution. His doctoral research focused on integrating pollutant dispersion modeling with geochemical assessments to evaluate the health risks of industrial emissions and water contamination. Throughout his studies, he demonstrated a strong interdisciplinary approach, merging geological sciences with public health and environmental policy. His academic journey has been guided by prominent mentors, particularly Prof. Kissao Gnandi, under whose leadership he developed innovative frameworks for environmental monitoring and adaptive quality standards. His educational background has provided a solid foundation for his dual roles in academia and consultancy, allowing him to contribute to both research and applied environmental management.

Experience 

Dr. Daouda Sama brings extensive professional experience from academia, consultancy, and field-based research. As an Adjunct Professor at the University of Lomé, he has taught both undergraduate and graduate courses in earth sciences and has led significant research on geochemistry and pollution assessment. Beyond academia, he has participated in numerous consultancy projects addressing environmental impact assessment, pollution monitoring, geospatial mapping, and water resource management. His clients span national and international institutions, including GIZ, the World Bank, and industrial entities like Dangote and Contour Global. He has worked on projects involving mining waste, coastal pollution, and aquifer contamination across Togo, Benin, Niger, and Congo. His technical roles have included lead analyst, hydrogeologist, and geospatial expert. He is skilled in AAS, spectrophotometry, and modeling software such as Delft3D and AERMOD. His work has directly contributed to policy frameworks, regulatory compliance, and sustainable environmental management in West Africa.

Research Focus 

Dr. Sama’s research centers on environmental geochemistry and its implications for public health and ecosystem resilience. He specializes in modeling the dispersion of pollutants from industrial sources using advanced tools such as AERMOD and Delft3D, enabling receptor-specific risk evaluations near vulnerable sites like schools and clinics. His studies assess the geochemical behavior of mining waste and the bioavailability of contaminants in aquatic systems, particularly along the Gulf of Guinea. He is currently advancing adaptive frameworks for air and water quality that are contextually suited for West African environments. His projects range from modeling the hydrodynamic effects of phosphate discharge to tracking metal pollution in fish and agricultural products. Dr. Sama’s interdisciplinary work integrates geochemistry, public health, and environmental policy, offering practical solutions for pollution mitigation and sustainable development. His research directly supports national and regional efforts to monitor environmental risks, promote regulatory compliance, and protect both ecosystems and communities.

Publication Top Notes

Title: Toxic Trajectories: Modeling Heavy Metal-Laden Phosphate Dust Dispersion and Multi-Receptor Health Risks Near Kpémé’s Industrial Zone

Journal: Results in Engineering

Summary:
This study presents an environmental modeling approach to trace the dispersion of phosphate dust contaminated with heavy metals from industrial activities in Kpémé, Togo. Using advanced atmospheric and geographic modeling tools, the research evaluates how toxic particles travel and affect various environmental and human receptors. The findings reveal elevated risk zones, highlighting vulnerable populations and ecosystems exposed to chronic contamination. The work contributes to industrial pollution management and public health risk assessment by offering a spatially explicit framework for multi-receptor analysis.

Conclusion 

Dr. Daouda Sama exemplifies the synergy of research, teaching, and field-based environmental consultancy. Through a decade of academic and professional contributions, he has established himself as a leader in environmental geochemistry in West Africa. His innovative methods for pollutant dispersion and health risk modeling have shaped environmental policies and regulatory practices in Togo and beyond. As an educator, he fosters critical scientific thinking and environmental responsibility among students. As a consultant, he has provided actionable insights to major stakeholders in industry, government, and international organizations. His scholarly publications and peer review activities reflect his commitment to scientific excellence. Looking ahead, Dr. Sama aims to deepen regional collaborations, expand his geochemical modeling research, and advocate for sustainable industrial practices grounded in data-driven environmental science. His work continues to bridge scientific knowledge and public policy, contributing to a healthier, more resilient future for West African communities and ecosystems.

Amer Khan | Education and Adherence | Best Scholar Award

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Dr. Amer Khan | Education and Adherence | Best Scholar Award 

Senior Lecturer at Universiti Sains Malaysia ,Malaysia

Dr. Amer Hayat Khan is a dedicated academic and researcher in the field of Clinical Pharmacy. Serving as a Senior Lecturer at the School of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM), he brings over a decade of expertise in teaching, clinical practice, and pharmaceutical research. A native of Pakistan, Dr. Khan has established himself as a prominent figure in pharmacyhttps://globaldiseases.org/amer-khan-education-and-adherence-best-scholar-award-1607/ education and research across Asia. He is actively involved in supervising postgraduate research, conducting clinical trials, and contributing to numerous international collaborations. His strong academic background, paired with a commitment to public health and community service, reflects his holistic approach to healthcare advancement. With over 300 publications, a Scopus H-index of 26, and a significant cumulative impact factor, Dr. Khan continues to influence both policy and practice in pharmacy. He maintains a strong presence in global research platforms, further extending his reach and collaborative potential across the scientific community.

🔹 Professional Profile

🏆Strengths for the Award

1. Academic Excellence and Educational Leadership
Dr. Khan holds a Ph.D. in Clinical Pharmacy and has demonstrated exceptional academic performance throughout his career. He has contributed significantly to curriculum development, undergraduate and postgraduate teaching, and the design of experiential learning programs such as clerkships and OSPhE assessments. His pedagogical methods integrate real-world clinical insights, reinforcing evidence-based learning.

2. Pioneering Research on Adherence and Education
Dr. Khan’s research, particularly in medication adherence, infectious diseases, and clinical education models, addresses crucial healthcare challenges. His recent work on TB treatment adherence using the Health Belief Model exemplifies innovative, theory-driven educational interventions with clinical impact.

3. Mentorship and Capacity Building
With supervision of over 50 postgraduate theses, including 29 Ph.D. candidates, Dr. Khan has made major contributions to building future research leaders. His mentorship spans multiple continents, fostering global capacity in pharmacy research.

4. Global Research Collaborations
Dr. Khan’s collaborations with institutions in South Asia, the Middle East, and Australia highlight his international influence. His work aligns with cross-border healthcare priorities such as antimicrobial resistance and geriatric pharmacotherapy, making him a central figure in translational research.

5. Outstanding Publication Record
With 300+ publications, a Scopus h-index of 26, and cumulative impact factor exceeding 426, his output reflects both quality and consistency. His articles are widely cited, spanning high-impact journals and addressing both regional and global public health needs.

6. Community and Public Health Engagement
Dr. Khan’s involvement in awareness campaigns, patient education initiatives, and antibiotic stewardship programs underlines his commitment to public service. His work bridges academic insight with real-world implementation, a rare and valuable quality in modern scholarship.

🎓 Education

Dr. Amer Hayat Khan pursued his higher education with a clear focus on pharmacy. He obtained his Ph.D. in Clinical Pharmacy from Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM), where he later joined the academic faculty. Prior to that, he completed his M.Phil and Bachelor of Pharmacy degrees at Gomal University in Pakistan. His academic training laid a strong foundation in both pharmaceutical sciences and clinical pharmacy practice, equipping him with in-depth knowledge essential for advanced teaching and research. To complement his formal education, Dr. Khan earned certifications in Good Clinical Practices (GCP) from the Ministry of Health, Malaysia. These qualifications have allowed him to operate effectively in both academic and clinical environments, emphasizing evidence-based approaches in pharmacy education and research. His diverse educational background supports his multifaceted roles as a teacher, researcher, and mentor in the field of clinical pharmacy at the international level.

💼 Experience

Dr. Amer Hayat Khan has over a decade of academic and clinical experience in pharmacy. Since October 2011, he has served as a Senior Lecturer at the School of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM). His responsibilities include teaching undergraduate and postgraduate pharmacy courses, supervising thesis research, and conducting structured hospital visits for pharmacy clerkship. Dr. Khan also plays a pivotal role in training students through Objective Structured Pharmacy Examinations (OSPhE), problem-solving sessions, and community health initiatives. As a Clinical Pharmacy Specialist, he integrates research with teaching and service delivery, enhancing pharmaceutical care training. He has also supervised over 50 postgraduate research projects, contributing extensively to capacity-building in pharmacy education. His experience spans across national borders, involving active collaborations with research institutions in the Middle East, South Asia, and Australia. His career reflects a commitment to advancing pharmacy practice through education, innovation, and international research partnerships.

🏆Awards and Honors

Dr. Amer Hayat Khan has been the recipient of numerous awards and competitive research grants throughout his academic career. These accolades recognize his outstanding contributions to clinical pharmacy education, research, and service. He is actively engaged in academic peer-review processes, serving as a reviewer for prestigious journals and as an examiner for postgraduate theses at various universities. His extensive research portfolio, supported by international and institutional grants, has earned him recognition within and beyond Malaysia. He has played a key role in advancing pharmaceutical sciences, particularly through impactful studies on infectious diseases, antibiotic stewardship, and adherence issues. With a cumulative article impact factor of over 426.50 and an abstract impact factor exceeding 144.44, his scientific output has made a significant contribution to global pharmacy research. His achievements are not only academic but also reflect his dedication to public health and community engagement, solidifying his position as a leader in the field.

🔬 Research Focus on Education and Adherence

Dr. Amer Hayat Khan’s research interests center around Clinical Pharmacy with a strong focus on Infectious Diseases, Antibiotic Stewardship, Geriatric Issues, Adherence Challenges, and Epidemiology. His work aims to bridge the gap between clinical practice and academic research by addressing real-world pharmaceutical challenges. He has supervised 29 Ph.D. and numerous master’s research projects, often involving clinical trials, observational studies, and pharmacological interventions. His research frequently explores medication adherence in elderly populations and the optimization of antibiotic use to combat resistance. Through international collaborations with institutions across Saudi Arabia, India, Pakistan, UAE, and Australia, he has contributed to a global understanding of pharmacy practices. Dr. Khan’s publications are widely cited, and his projects often emphasize evidence-based practices that can inform healthcare policy and improve clinical outcomes. His research agenda reflects a commitment to improving patient care and enhancing pharmaceutical education through innovative, interdisciplinary approaches.

📚 Publications Top Notes

Pharmacist-led Education Intervention to Improve Pulmonary Tuberculosis Treatment Adherence Through the Health Belief Model in Malaysia: A Study Protocol for a Randomized Trial

Authors: R Ahmad, SMS Ghadzi, IABH Ali, SAS Sulaiman, AH Khan
Journal: Monaldi Archives for Chest Disease, 2025
Summary: This study outlines a randomized controlled trial (RCT) protocol investigating the effectiveness of a pharmacist-led intervention based on the Health Belief Model (HBM) to improve treatment adherence among pulmonary TB patients in Malaysia. The intervention aims to address patient beliefs, perceived severity, susceptibility, and barriers to adherence, using structured educational sessions.

Risk Factors of Acute Kidney Injury Patients Presenting to Tertiary Care Hospital

Authors: A Khan, W Khan, A Jabbar, M Khan, Z Ullah
Journal: Pakistan Journal of Intensive Care Medicine, Vol. 5(01), Page 92, 2025
Summary: This cross-sectional study identifies clinical and demographic risk factors associated with Acute Kidney Injury (AKI) among patients in a tertiary care setting in Pakistan. Major findings point to the role of comorbidities such as diabetes, hypertension, and sepsis as leading contributors.

Evaluation of Social and Clinical Factors Associated with Adverse Drug Reactions Among Children with Drug-Resistant Tuberculosis in Pakistan

Authors: MS Said, R Fatima, R Ahmad, MBA Al Rawi, F Jan, S Faisal, I Khan, AH Khan, et al.
Journal: Tropical Medicine and Infectious Disease, 10(7), Article 176, 2025
Summary: This research examines the correlation between social determinants (like caregiver education) and clinical features (polypharmacy, nutritional status) in the incidence of adverse drug reactions in pediatric DR-TB patients. It advocates for improved monitoring and targeted risk assessments.

Impact of COVID-19 on Clinical Characteristics in Type 2 Diabetes Patients: A Prospective, Longitudinal, Observational Study

Authors: T Azim, AH Khan, F Sadiq, SAS Sulaiman, DAM Noor, U Wahab, O Ishtiaq
Journal: Diabetes Research and Clinical Practice, Article 112316, 2025
Summary: This study explores how COVID-19 altered clinical outcomes and glycemic control in T2DM patients over time. Results reveal significant metabolic derangements, increased insulin requirements, and higher hospitalization rates during infection periods.

Systematic Review and Meta-analysis Protocol of Impact of Pharmacist-Led Antibiotic Stewardship Audit-Feedback Intervention

Authors: DS Jawhar, AH Khan, K Alam
Journal: MethodsX, Article 103399, 2025
Summary: The paper proposes a protocol for a systematic review and meta-analysis aimed at evaluating the effectiveness of pharmacist-led audit-feedback interventions on antibiotic prescribing practices. It adheres to PRISMA-P standards and seeks to inform global antimicrobial stewardship policies.

Prevalence of Cardiovascular Disease Among Tuberculosis Patients in Penang General Hospital, Malaysia

Authors: B Kingrani, AH Khan, SN Harun, FAS Khiery, IAH Ali, A Qureshi
Journal: [Details not specified], 2025
Summary: This epidemiological study assesses the coexistence of cardiovascular disease (CVD) among TB patients, highlighting a high prevalence and stressing the need for integrated CVD screening in TB care programs.

Cardiovascular Mortality Among Tuberculosis Patients

Authors: B Kingrani, AH Khan, SN Harun, A Qureshi, IAH Ali, MB Al-Rawi, I Khan
Journal: [Details not specified], 2025
Summary: The study reports an increased rate of cardiovascular-related deaths in TB patients, suggesting that TB-induced systemic inflammation might accelerate cardiovascular risks. Calls for enhanced cardiovascular monitoring are made.

Exploring Antibiotic Resistance Patterns in Escherichia coli Isolates from Urinary Tract Infections: A Retrospective Study

Authors: R Alkhawaldeh, L Gharaibeh, AH Khan, K Abu Hammour, M Zawiah, et al.
Journal: Journal of Clinical Medicine, 14(9), Article 3196, 2025
Summary: Retrospective data analysis reveals increasing antibiotic resistance in E. coli isolates, especially to fluoroquinolones and beta-lactams. The paper recommends urgent antimicrobial stewardship and rational prescription practices.

Parental Awareness and Practices of Self-Medication with Antibiotics Among Hospitalized Children: Findings and Implications from a Cross-Sectional Study

Authors: ZU Mustafa, AH Khan, M Salman, SN Harun, J Meyer, B Godman
Journal: Advances in Human Biology, 2025
Summary: This cross-sectional study identifies significant gaps in parental understanding of antibiotic use in pediatric patients. The study emphasizes the role of public health education in combating antibiotic misuse.

Baseline Predictors of Antibiotics De-escalation from Empirical Therapies in an Intensive Care Unit: A Five-Year Retrospective Study

Authors: AL Arulappen, AH Khan, M Danial, SS Hasan, TS Chow, NJ Ahmed, et al.
Journal: BMC Infectious Diseases, 25(1), Article 369, 2025
Summary: Over a 5-year period, the study identifies clinical predictors (e.g., culture sensitivity results, clinical stability) that influenced successful antibiotic de-escalation in ICU patients. The study supports promoting de-escalation to reduce resistance.

📌 Conclusion

Dr. Amer Hayat Khan exemplifies a balanced academic professional with strengths in teaching, research, and clinical practice. His extensive educational background, coupled with over a decade of academic service at Universiti Sains Malaysia, underlines his dedication to advancing the field of Clinical Pharmacy. As a mentor, he has significantly contributed to postgraduate education and research supervision, while his global research collaborations highlight his international impact. Dr. Khan’s work in infectious diseases, antibiotic stewardship, and elderly care aligns with current healthcare priorities, reflecting his forward-thinking approach. His recognition through awards, grants, and high-impact publications attests to the quality and relevance of his contributions. Committed to community health and evidence-based practice, he continues to influence the next generation of pharmacists and healthcare professionals. His career trajectory positions him not only as an academic leader but also as a valuable contributor to global public health and clinical pharmacy advancement.