Dr. Abdul Razzaque Nohri is a distinguished public health researcher, senior licensed pharmacist, public health specialist, and postgraduate student at the University of Birmingham. With more than a decade of diverse professional experience, he stands at the intersection of medical research, pharmaceuticals, and health communication. His multidisciplinary background extends across clinical practice, research design, public health interventions, and medicine management.

 

Dr. Nohri is a Chevening Scholar, a one of the most prestigious awards by FCDO. He has collaborated with internationally respected healthcare networks, including the Aga Khan Development Network (AKDN), where he supported evidence-based projects aimed at improving health outcomes in vulnerable populations.

 

A committed researcher and advocate, Dr. Nohri has authored several peer-reviewed scientific publications and serves as a reviewer for multiple academic journals ensuring the quality, accuracy, and integrity of scientific literature. Beyond academia, he has written seven educational ebooks published on Amazon, extending his impact to global audiences and promoting accessible health literacy.

 

Driven by compassion and a strong commitment to public health equity, Dr. Abdul Razzaque Nohri brings valuable expertise to epilepsy-focused initiatives. His work supports the development of research-informed strategies, patient-centered advocacy, and improved access to safe, effective healthcare for individuals living with epilepsy.