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FK USU Delegation Wins Bronze Medal at the International IPITEx 2026 Event The FK USU delegation consisting of Ayesha Zahira Afhamy, Bintang Aly Zacky, Jhosua Claudio Sinurat, Muhammad Shadia, Ratu Salsabila, and Winda Chairunnur Hamid successfully captured the judges’ attention through an innovation entitled HYURA (Hydrogel Natural). This innovation is a natural herbal-based product designed to support muscle recovery and prevent complications caused by muscle fatigue, demonstrating strong potential for application in the medical and health sectors. The team was awarded a Bronze Medal at IPITEx 2026 in Bangkok. 12 January 2026

Inspiring! Doctoral Student of the Medical Sciences Program, FK USU, Achieves Outstanding Academic Milestones Good news once again comes from the Doctoral Program in Medical Sciences, Faculty of Medicine, Universitas Sumatera Utara (FK USU). Fasihah, one of the doctoral students, has recently completed her doctoral promotion with exceptionally impressive academic achievements. 09 January 2026

Evaluation of Program Achievement Targets of the Doctoral (PhD) Program in Medical Sciences, Faculty of Medicine, Universitas Sumatera Utara – 2025 The Doctoral Study Program in Medical Science, Faculty of Medicine, Universitas Sumatera Utara, conducted the 2025 Study Program Target Achievement Evaluation activity. 08 January 2026

Early 2026 Morning Assembly: USU Faculty of Medicine Ready to Welcome the Even Semester with Collaborative Education Vice Dean I of FK USU, Dr. dr. Delyuzar, M.Ked(PA)., Sp.PA, in his address stated, “Entering the upcoming even semester, we need to prepare ourselves more thoroughly. The readiness of high-quality human resources is the main key to delivering excellent medical education that is relevant to the demands of the times.” 05 January 2026

With 189 Field Deployments, USU Faculty of Medicine Asserts Its Active Role in Disaster Response The Medical Team Coordinator of the Faculty of Medicine, Universitas Sumatera Utara (FK USU), dr. Inke Nadia Diniyanti Lubis, PGDip PID., FAAET., M.Ked(Ped)., Sp.A., Ph.D., stated that the high intensity and broad coverage of services reflect a sustainable approach to disaster management. According to her, disaster response cannot be carried out sporadically; it requires the consistent presence of medical teams that are capable of adapting to the dynamic needs in the field. 01 January 2026

USU Peduli, Faculty of Medicine USU, and Artha Graha Peduli Continue Emergency Disaster Response Community Service A total of 355 residents took part in the free health services provided, which included medical examinations and treatment, distribution of medicines, ready-to-eat food packages, Basic Life Support (BLS) services, and psychosocial consultations. These services were intended to support the recovery of physical health as well as provide mental health support for the community in the post-disaster period. 23 December 2025

USU Provides Post-Disaster Psychosocial Support in Medan Marelan In particular, the activity was attended by 72 elderly participants who showed high enthusiasm throughout the entire series of activities. As a closing session, all participants took part in elderly exercise, symbolizing the growth of positive energy and shared hope to recover together. 22 December 2025

Fakultas Kedokteran USU Lanjutkan Pendampingan Pascabencana Melalui Kunjungan Lapangan dan Layanan Kesehatan “The disaster that occurred in Aceh Tamiang is a shared tragedy that has affected the community not only physically, but also psychologically. Through this follow-up visit, we want to ensure that the community does not feel alone in the recovery process,” said dr. Inke Nadia Diniyanti Lubis, PGDip PID., FAAET., M.Ked(Ped)., Sp.A., Ph.D. 17 December 2025

FK USU Establishes an Integrated Health Post in Hajoran Village, Central Tapanuli “Post-disaster healthcare services must be delivered swiftly, in an integrated manner, and on a sustainable basis. Through cross-disciplinary collaboration and cooperation with local healthcare facilities, we strive to ensure that communities continue to receive optimal medical services,” stated dr. Dina Aprillia Ariestine, M.Ked(PD)., Sp.PD., Subsp.Ger.(K). 15 December 2025

KKLP FK USU Conducts Post-Flood Health Services and Social Outreach in Aceh Tamiang The team provided Mobile Clinic services focused on general health examinations, medical treatment, and wound care management related to flood impacts. In addition to medical services, the team also distributed social assistance in the form of ready-to-eat meals, beverages, baby supplies, and nutritious food items to support the fulfillment of basic needs during the post-disaster recovery period. 14 December 2025

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