المملكة: Specialists for "today"Prevention is an investment in productivity…and artificial intelligence increases the quality of care

Professor of Public Health and Epidemic Control, Professor Dr. Nabila Al Abdullah, stated that universal health coverage is one of the basic pillars of public health, as it ensures equitable access to preventive and curative services, which contributes to reducing disease and mortality rates, and enhancing the productivity and stability of societies.

She explained that public health faces increasing challenges, most notably chronic diseases, emerging epidemics, and unhealthy lifestyles, which requires joint efforts between individuals and institutions to promote awareness and healthy behavior.

She revealed "Al Abdullah" The role of the individual begins with adopting the concept of “prevention is better than cure” through a healthy lifestyle that includes proper nutrition, physical activity, periodic examinations, and adherence to health guidelines.

She indicated that modern technologies and artificial intelligence contribute to supporting public health systems, by improving epidemiological surveillance, accelerating diagnosis, and enhancing health response.

She stressed in her message that public health is a shared responsibility, and that investing in prevention is the path towards healthier societies. And sustainability.

Consultant in General Surgery, Endocrine Surgery and Breast Oncology with Reconstruction, Dr. Dima Hamami, confirmed that comprehensive health coverage does not only mean providing treatment, but rather means reassurance. When a person is reassured that he can access health care without financial burden or delay, he becomes more able to work and produce, and more psychologically and socially stable.

She showed that societies built on a fair health system have fewer health gaps and increased educational and job opportunities, and this is directly reflected in the strength of the economy and the stability of society.

She explained "erythema" The current challenges are intertwined; From the spread of chronic diseases such as diabetes and heart disease, to the delay in early detection of some diseases such as breast cancer, in addition to an unhealthy lifestyle and lack of physical activity.

She pointed out that prevention begins with simple details such as balanced diet, physical activity and adequate sleep, stressing that modern technologies, artificial intelligence and precision medicine have changed the form of medical practice and made diagnosis more accurate, faster and treatment more personalized.

She stressed in her message that early examination is not evidence of fear but of awareness, A healthy society is not built only with hospitals, but with awareness, correct choice, and daily responsibility towards our bodies.

Assistant professor at the College of Medicine at King Saud University and consultant for clinical public health, obesity and metabolic diseases at the University Medical City, Dr. Joud Al-Mutairi, explained that universal health coverage represents the cornerstone for building more productive and stable societies, as it ensures equitable access to preventive and curative services, and contributes to early detection and reduction of disease complications, which reflects positively on the quality of life and sustainable development.

She indicated that at the present time, challenges such as obesity, chronic diseases, and patterns of Unhealthy living are issues that require community solidarity and awareness-raising efforts based on evidence.

Revealed "Al-Mutairi" Adopting the concept of “prevention is better than cure” begins with simple daily choices, such as physical activity, balanced nutrition, adequate sleep, and commitment to regular check-ups. She pointed out that modern medical technologies have a pivotal role in improving the accuracy of diagnosis, accelerating treatment, and supporting health decisions.

She stressed that correct health awareness can only be achieved by referring to specialists and reliable sources, and avoiding being led by misleading information spread through some platforms, which may cause direct harm to the health of the individual and society.

She concluded her message by saying that health is a shared responsibility, and awareness based on reliable knowledge is the first line of defense towards a healthier society. And prosperity.

Assistant Professor of Health Policy at King Abdulaziz University and Chairman of the Scientific Research Committee, Dr. Mashael Ahmed Hubani, revealed that universal health coverage represents one of the most important foundations of sustainable development, as it is not limited to providing treatment only, but extends to include prevention and enhancing the quality of life, which contributes to enhancing social justice and the ability of societies to face challenges.

She explained that the spread of chronic diseases related to lifestyle and the increasing interest in mental health issues require high societal awareness and cooperation between various parties to establish healthy behaviors.

She explained. "Hubani" Adopting the concept of prevention begins with simple daily details and commitment to periodic examinations and vaccinations as a first line of defence, stressing that the health sector has witnessed remarkable development thanks to modern technologies that have contributed to raising the accuracy of diagnosis and accelerating the provision of treatment, such as artificial intelligence and remote medicine.

She concluded her speech by emphasizing that health is a shared responsibility that begins with the individual, and that every small step towards a healthy lifestyle represents a real contribution to building a more prosperous and safe society, stressing that investing in prevention is the path towards the future. Sustainable