A lecture on microbiology, immunology, and virology was delivered by Elmira Sydykovna Mainazarova, Candidate of Medical Sciences (Ph.D.), Associate Professor of the Department of Morphological Disciplines at JAMU. The lesson was dedicated to key issues of the interaction between microorganisms and the human body, the principles of immune defense, as well as modern concepts of viral infections and their significance for clinical practice.

During the lecture, students were introduced to the fundamental concepts of microbiology and immunology, analyzed the mechanisms of innate and acquired immunity, and discussed relevant viral diseases and approaches to their prevention. Elmira Sydykovna actively used clinical examples, diagrams, and visual materials, which helped link theory to real medical practice and increased the students’ interest in the subject.

Special attention was paid to developing students’ clinical thinking and understanding the role of microbiology, immunology, and virology in the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of diseases. Such lectures contribute to improving the quality of training for future doctors and reflect JAMU’s commitment to modern, evidence-based medical education.