Depression is a silent, often invisible illness that affects millions globally, yet remains shrouded in stigma, particularly in traditional communities.
In this TEDx talk, we’ll explore the personal and collective impact of depression, sharing real stories and insights on recognizing the signs, seeking help, and building a supportive environment.
This talk emphasizes the importance of breaking the silence around mental health, offering hope, and empowering individuals to take the first steps toward healing.
Together, we can challenge the stigma, support those in need, and foster a culture of understanding and compassion.
Professor (infectious diseases)
Nawfal R. Hussein is a Professor of Infectious Diseases at the University of Zakho and a Chevening alumnus, holding both an MD and PhD.
According to the scientific index website, he is ranked as the top infectious disease researcher in Iraq, 32nd in Asia, and 348th globally.
His significant contributions to biomedical sciences and public health, particularly in infectious diseases (Covid-19) and vaccination strategies, have led to impactful research and numerous publications.
Despite starting in a region with limited resources, Nawfal's dedication has made a substantial impact.
He also actively promotes community health and disease prevention, inspiring others with his resilience and commitment.
Experience an event where every detail is designed to inspire.