CAMS Organizes an Awareness Lecture on "Digital Drugs and Their Impact on Mental Health"
As part of the pioneering awareness initiatives spearheaded by the College of Applied Medical Sciences (CAMS) to cultivate a supportive and holistic educational atmosphere, the college, represented by the Academic and Student Guidance Unit, and under the leadership and continuous follow-up of the Dean of the College, Dr. Abdullah bin Falleh Alsarhani, organized an educational awareness lecture entitled: "Digital Drugs and Their Impact on Mental Health: Towards Digital Awareness That Protects the Mind and Promotes Quality of Life," delivered by Dr. Fatima Ahmed Mahmoud. Reflecting the college’s dedicated mission to champion preventive health education and psychological resilience, the lecture examined the emerging phenomenon of digital drugs, audio frequencies, and addictive digital media influencing neural function.
Applied Medical Sciences College Enhances Digital Addiction Awareness and Mental Resilience
It emphasized the neurobiological and psychological consequences of excessive, unmonitored digital consumption on brain chemistry and mental equilibrium. Furthermore, practical behavioral markers and self-protection strategies were detailed to strengthen students’ cognitive immunity, optimize their academic journey, and elevate their overall quality of life within the Jouf University academic community. The lecture garnered active participation and positive engagement from college faculty and students, highlighting CAMS’s proactive stance in advancing specialized student guidance initiatives and sustaining an inspiring, wellness-centered collegiate environment.