The College of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences at Princess Nourah University has won two gold medals for health-related innovations developed by Physical Therapy doctoral students during the International Invention and Trade Exhibition (ITE 2025) held in London. The winning innovations include:⁠ ⁠“Nasama Headset” for patients with multiple sclerosis, designed to alert patients before the onset of an episode by monitoring body temperature, and “Ardan Walker” for the elderly, distinguished by its easy folding, portability, and suitability for stair use. Participants also received special awards from the International Federation of Inventors’ Associations. The college’s participation aimed to promote innovation, creativity, and scientific research, expose students to diverse cultures, and strengthen communication with global researchers and innovators. The exhibition, held from 23–24 October 2025, serves as an international platform for inventors and traders to showcase new products and exchange knowledge. The achievement reflects the college’s efforts to support PNU’s Strategic Plan 2025 in preparing globally competitive graduates and fostering research, innovation, and community and global engagement.