P&G Health and CAPP host online scientific symposium focused on whole body wellness during Hajj
The CME-accredited webinar received an outstanding response, with over 8,825 registrations, highlighting the strong interest in practical, evidence-based education to prepare for one of the world’s largest annual mass gatherings.
P&G Health, a leader in whole-body wellness across areas like nerve care, heart health, sleep, nutrition, and cough & cold, supported the event with expert-led sessions aimed at improving over-the-counter (OTC) medication practices during Hajj. As pharmacists often serve as the first point of care, the webinar highlighted their crucial role in supporting pilgrims’ health and preventing common conditions during the pilgrimage.
The programme, accredited by the Saudi Commission for Health Specialists (SCHS) for four CME hours, featured topics including:
- Dr. Majed AlHudhud: PCOS Care Continuum: Enhancing Metformin Therapy with B-Complex in Clinical Practice
- Dr. Nevin Zaki: Melatonin & the Science of Sleep: Pharmacological Perspectives for Safe OTC Use
- John Hertig: Artificial Intelligence in Clinical Practice for HCPs
- Dr. James Sterrett and Dr. Anthony DeClue: Effective Patient Counseling Skills for Pharmacists
- Dr. Ashraf Amir: From Diabetes to Bariatric Surgery: Addressing Neuropathy Through B-Complex Support
- Dr. Ashraf Shaaban: Omega-3 Fatty Acids: A Cornerstone of Whole-Body Wellness and Preventive Health
- Dr. Hazem Farouk: Managing Joint Pain Through Nutraceuticals: The Role of Glucosamine and Omega-3 in Mobility Support
- Dr. Ibrahim Al Sarra: Common Cold Management during Hajj Pilgrimage: Pharmacist-Led Cough & Cold Prevention Approaches
For those who missed the live sessions, the webinar is now available to watch on demand, allowing even more healthcare professionals to benefit from this valuable educational content.
Together, P&G Health and CAPP delivered an impactful learning experience that empowered healthcare professionals with up-to-date knowledge and practical tools to support the health and well-being of millions of pilgrims during Hajj 2025.

