As part of the "Qader Initiative... Together to Overcome Disability," the college organized the "Early Detection Campaign for Postural Deformities."
The college represented by the Department of Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Sciences organized an Early Detection Campaign for Postural Deformities as part of the Qader Initiative at the College of Applied Medical Sciences lobby and the Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Laboratories in Sakaka. The campaign aimed to raise awareness among students about common postural deformities, their causes, and preventive measures through appropriate physical exercises. It also emphasized the importance of early detection of gait deviations and abnormal foot pressures to prevent chronic complications that could affect the body's efficiency.
