In the course "General Pathology," students will delve into the fundamental principles and concepts of the field, gaining a comprehensive understanding of the mechanisms underlying various diseases. This course serves as an essential foundation for aspiring healthcare professionals, including medical students, nurses, and biomedical researchers. Participants will explore the broad spectrum of pathological processes that occur in the human body, ranging from cellular and molecular malfunctions to systemic disorders affecting multiple organ systems. Through detailed lectures, interactive discussions, and case studies, students will learn to identify and interpret the diverse structural and functional alterations associated with different diseases. Key topics covered in this course include inflammation, immune system disorders, neoplasia, genetic diseases, and environmental factors influencing pathology. Students will examine the interplay between genetic predisposition and external triggers, which can give rise to a wide range of pathologies. Moreover, the course will focus on laboratory techniques utilized in diagnosing and studying diseases. Students will gain practical insights into microscopic examination, immunoassays, and molecular testing, enhancing their ability to analyze pathological specimens and generate accurate diagnoses. Throughout the course, students will develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills by applying their knowledge to realistic clinical scenarios. They will learn to evaluate symptoms, recognize characteristic pathological changes, and propose appropriate treatment strategies. By the end of this course, students will have a solid grasp of general pathology principles and be well-prepared to pursue further specialization in various medical disciplines. Whether aspiring to become a pathologist, surgeon, or researcher, a strong foundation in general pathology is essential for success in the medical field.