This course provides a complete introduction to medical school pathology, designed for students who are beginning their study of disease mechanisms. It focuses on the fundamental concepts that explain how diseases develop and progress in the human body.

You will start with an orientation to pathology and its role in medical science. The course explains how pathology connects basic biology with clinical medicine and helps doctors understand disease processes.

Next, you will study cell adaptation, injury, and death, which are key concepts in understanding how cells respond to stress and damage. This includes reversible and irreversible cell injury and how these changes lead to disease.

The course also covers inflammation, one of the most important biological responses in the body. You will learn how inflammation works, why it occurs, and how it contributes to healing as well as disease progression.

Throughout the sessions, concepts are explained in a structured and beginner-friendly way to help build a strong foundation in pathology.

By the end of this course, you will understand the core mechanisms of disease, including cellular injury and inflammation. This course is ideal for medical students and beginners preparing for deeper studies in pathology and clinical medicine.