Dr. Azzam Krouma
A Syrian media professional rooted in the heritage of Syrian civilization; he directs a specialized aesthetic clinic in Damascus. He has participated in several fine art exhibitions and launched Nidaa Al-Talaba magazine in 1961, followed by a medical magazine in Cyprus and Beirut in 1985. His career brings together media, art, and aesthetic medicine in a unified vision of beauty and knowledge.
The Six Medical Principles of Lifestyle Medicine and Chronic Disease Prevention
Lifestyle medicine offers a path to rebuild health in Syria through prevention, holistic care, and six key pillars to combat chronic disease.
Akitu Brikho: How Syria’s Oldest New Year Inspires Reconciliation and Rebuilding Today
Akitu Brikho is an ancient New Year tradition from the Syrian–Mesopotamian world still being celebrated by Assyrian communities in the Jazira region of Syria....
The Forgotten Ontology: How the “Homsian Code” and Bio-Energy Sparked the Dawn of Human Consciousness
In the arid expanse of the El Kowm basin, deep within the Syrian Desert—geographically and administratively anchored to Homs—lies a geological and anthropological enigma...
The Hidden Impact of Food on Chronic Health: Insights for the Syrian Community
For generations, the Syrian kitchen has served as a symbol of health, heritage, and family connection. Our cuisine, rooted in legumes like chickpeas and...
Houla massacre: 10 years without justice for the victims
In the Houla massacre 10 years ago, 49 children had been killed, 32 of them under the age of 10, as well as 34 women.