To unite, defend and represent medical students in Rwanda.
To promote science and the spirit of research among its members
To initiate and participate in all programs which aim at promoting the living standards of Rwandan citizens.
|PRESIDENT of MEDSAR 2021-2022l
Former National Officer of Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights including HIV & AIDS- NORA
Medical Student at the University of Rwanda
Medical student at University of Rwanda.
V/P of Internal Affairs 2021-2022
Vice President of External Affairs 2021-2022
Medical Student at University of Rwanda
V/P of Public Relations and Comms 2021-2022
Medical student at university of Rwanda
V/P of Finance 2021-2022
Medical Student at University of Rwanda
MEDSAR Secretary General 2021-2022
Medical Student at University of Rwanda
By TUNGA Christian Earlier in life, possibly in high school before I enrolled into this medicine program. I had heard of a few cancer cases, such as my friend’s mom who died of breast cancer, Read more…
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While the world is currently battling the COVID-19 pandemic, it would be counterintuitive of governments and health-promoting organizations to give a room for other disease-causing viruses such as Hepatitis viruses and HIV among others. It Read more…
On the 17th April, The Medical Students Association of Rwanda (MEDSAR) in its Partnership with IMCC Rwanda in preparatory study of the Upcoming project Youth Education Activities on Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights (YEASRH) had Read more…
Article COVID-19 AGAINST THE 1918 FORGOTTEN PANDEMIC Why the lessons learnt from the 1918 Spanish flu pandemic are important in managing & eliminating COVID-19? By Mugisha innocent Med student at UR ,Twitter .He is an Read more…
Covid-19 Drive through testing in Kigali City Entry Point. It’s been almost nine months since the outbreak of the ongoing world pandemic of COVID-19 which first broke out in Wuhan, China in December 2019. Read more…
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