The Non-Communicable Diseases Research Group focuses on comprehensive research on the causes, prevention, and management of health conditions that are not primarily transmitted between individuals. Here, multidisciplinary approaches are employed to study chronic diseases that rank among the highest prevalent worldwide, such as but not restricted to diabetes, cardiovascular disease or oral conditions. This group strives to offer insightful information through epidemiological investigations, lifestyle adjustments, interventional research, and evidence-based scientific findings to lessen the effects of non-communicable diseases on global health. This research group aims to make a significant impact on public health policies and overall well-being by focusing on risk factors and enhancing treatment strategies.