“The Dean of the College of Pharmacy at Al-Nahrain University, Professor Dr. Haider Baha Sahib, has led the editorial team for the third edition of the Iraqi Drug Guide 2024-2025, published by the Dr. Samer Nouri Center for Scientific Publishing (DSNC). This comprehensive and reliable reference provides up-to-date information on approved and registered drugs in Iraq, aiming to support healthcare professionals, including physicians and pharmacists, and promote the safe and effective use of medications to enhance the quality of healthcare in Iraq.”

Option 2: Highlighting the guide’s content and features:

“The Iraqi Drug Guide 2024-2025, edited under the leadership of Professor Dr. Haider Baha Sahib, Dean of the College of Pharmacy at Al-Nahrain University, offers comprehensive information on 572 drugs, including generic and trade names, dosages, therapeutic indications, drug interactions, and adverse effects. The guide utilizes the internationally recognized ATC classification system and provides special guidelines for drug classification during pregnancy and dosage adjustments in cases of hepatic or renal impairment. Educational appendices, such as drug mechanisms of action and pediatric dosages, are also included.”

Option 3: Focusing on the impact and significance of the guide:

“A significant milestone has been achieved with the publication of the third edition of the Iraqi Drug Guide 2024-2025, under the editorial leadership of Professor Dr. Haider Baha Sahib. This invaluable resource, issued by the DSNC, serves as a comprehensive reference for healthcare professionals in Iraq. By providing up-to-date information on approved drugs and offering guidance on safe and effective medication use, the guide contributes to improving the overall quality of healthcare in the country. The Dean’s commitment to advancing scientific research and supporting the healthcare sector is evident through this initiative, further solidifying the College of Pharmacy at Al-Nahrain University’s reputation as a leading academic institution.”