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Tamara Nabil Al-Daghistani, a scholarship recipient from the Faculty of Pharmacy at Ahliyya Amman University, achieved a distinguished research milestone during her participation in the American Heart Association Hypertension Scientific Sessions. She presented her research within the poster session dedicated to resistant hypertension and was awarded the Poster Award in recognition of her research work.
The conference featured a showcase of the latest scientific developments in the field of resistant hypertension treatment, including aldosterone synthase inhibitors, endothelin receptor antagonists, and renal denervation technology, along with their role in expanding therapeutic options and developing more effective, personalized strategies for patients whose blood pressure remains difficult to control.
This achievement underscores the commitment of Ahliyya Amman University and its Faculty of Pharmacy to supporting scholarship recipients, enabling their active participation in international scientific forums, and advancing their research presence to contribute to pharmaceutical knowledge and keep pace with global scientific developments.
On this occasion, Al-Daghistani expressed her gratitude to Ahliyya Amman University for its continuous support of scientific research and its belief in the importance of investing in scientific talent. She also commended the support of the faculty and its Dean, Dr. Arwa Al-Khatib, for her ongoing encouragement of researchers and scholars.
Furthermore, she expressed her appreciation to her professor and academic mentor, Dr. David Pollock from the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB), for his guidance and continuous backing, as well as to all supervisors and colleagues who contributed to this research work.
The Faculty of Pharmacy takes pride in this achievement and wishes scholar Tamara Al-Daghistani continued progress and success in her academic and research career, reflecting the university's standing and aspirations toward excellence and leadership in scientific research.
Source: Rum News Agency