Dr. Sawsan Mansour: Growing Stronger – Evaluating the Impact of ART on Growth in Libyan HIV-Infected Children


Dr. Sawsan Mansour, an Arab Board-Certified Pediatrician and Specialist in Neonatal Intensive Care at the University of Tripoli, Libya, is a leading voice in pediatric infectious diseases and neonatal nutrition. She will be presenting her latest research at the 4th World Pediatrics, Perinatology, and Child Health Summit, offering unique insights into the growth outcomes of HIV-infected children receiving antiretroviral therapy (ART) in Libya. Her talk, “Growing Stronger: Evaluating the Impact of ART on Growth in Libyan HIV-Infected Children,” underscores the vital role of nutrition and clinical care in supporting vulnerable pediatric populations.

Introduction

With over a decade of clinical, academic, and public health experience, Dr. Mansour has significantly contributed to advancing neonatal and pediatric care in Libya. She is a faculty member in the Department of Pediatrics at the University of Tripoli and collaborates closely with the Neonatal Care Unit and the infectious disease department at Tripoli University Hospital. Her commitment to child health extends beyond clinical practice into public health initiatives, including leading national programs on infant and young child feeding with UNICEF, where she focused on field implementation, data monitoring, and professional training.

Dr. Mansour’s qualifications are extensive: she is a Regional Board Lactation Consultant (MCFC), holds a fellowship in Clinical Nutrition, a diploma in Clinical Nutrition (UK), and certifications in project management and professional training. Her multidisciplinary expertise enables her to address complex challenges in pediatric infectious diseases, neonatal outcomes, and child nutrition.

Why Attend This Session

Attending Dr. Mansour’s session offers pediatricians, neonatologists, researchers, and public health professionals:

  • Evidence-Based Insights: Learn how ART affects growth trajectories in HIV-infected children.
  • Clinical Application: Understand strategies to optimize nutrition and care in resource-limited settings.
  • Policy Impact: Explore how research findings can inform child health policies and national programs.
  • Global Perspective: Gain knowledge applicable to pediatric populations beyond Libya, particularly in similar socio-economic and health contexts.

Research Interests and Contributions

Dr. Mansour’s research emphasizes:

  • Pediatric infectious diseases and clinical outcomes.
  • Nutritional interventions and neonatal growth.
  • Public health strategies for vulnerable children.
    Her studies aim to improve long-term health outcomes, guide clinical practice, and support policy formulation for child health programs across Libya and the wider region.

Awards, Recognition, and Achievements

Dr. Mansour has been recognized for her exceptional contributions to pediatric health and nutrition:

  • Arab Board Certification in Pediatrics
  • Regional Board Lactation Consultant (MCFC)
  • Fellowship in Clinical Nutrition
  • Diploma in Clinical Nutrition (UK)
  • Certifications in Project Management and Professional Training
  • Key contributor to UNICEF’s national infant and young child feeding programs

Registration

Don’t miss the opportunity to attend Dr. Mansour’s session and gain insights from leading experts in pediatric care:
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Conclusion

Dr. Sawsan Mansour’s research highlights the intersection of pediatric infectious disease, nutrition, and public health. Her session is essential for healthcare professionals aiming to enhance growth outcomes for HIV-infected children and strengthen pediatric care practices in challenging environments. Join this session to explore evidence-based strategies, network with experts, and contribute to advancing child health globally.

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