About This Book
Excel Community Medicine PDF (13th Edition) by Dr. Muhammad Naveed Alam is a popular, student-friendly guide to community medicine for MBBS students. It explains public health ideas in simple language, with clear definitions, tables and exam-focused points that help students build a strong base in the subject.
Community Medicine is a minor subject introduced in 1st Year MBBS. This book is useful at that early stage because it covers the basic concepts first, before the subject is studied in more detail in later years. Students can use it for regular reading, revision and viva preparation.
The book is written in a direct, easy-to-follow style, so students can revise a topic quickly without getting lost in long, difficult passages.
Book Information
| Book | Excel Community Medicine |
| Author | Dr. Muhammad Naveed Alam |
| Edition | 13th Edition |
| Subject | Community Medicine |
| Year | 1st Year MBBS introduction |
| Language | English |
What Is Inside
- Basic concepts of health, disease and public health
- Epidemiology and disease prevention
- Communicable diseases
- Non-communicable diseases
- Biostatistics
- Nutrition
- Primary healthcare
- Environment, health education and related community medicine topics
Why This Book
- ✓ Simple, exam-focused language
- ✓ Clear basics for a subject introduced in 1st Year MBBS
- ✓ Useful tables and points for quick revision
- ✓ Helpful for written exams and viva preparation
How To Use This Book
- Read one topic at a time, starting with the basic concepts.
- Note down definitions, examples and key points.
- Revise the tables and summary points before tests and vivas.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Excel Community Medicine suitable for 1st Year MBBS students?
Yes, it is a good starting book because community medicine is introduced in 1st Year MBBS, and this book covers the basics in simple language.
Which edition is covered in this post?
This post covers the 13th Edition by Dr. Muhammad Naveed Alam.
What topics should I focus on first?
Start with basic concepts, epidemiology and disease prevention, then move on to communicable diseases, nutrition and primary healthcare.
Other books will be added separately.