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'Brain-eating' amoeba kills sixth victim in Karachi
DAWN.com
KARACHI: A young resident of Orangi Town on Saturday became the sixth victim of the deadly Naegleria fowleri, commonly known as the 'brain-eating' amoeba, this year in Sindh, officials said. Mohammad Muallim, 22, who had been under treatment at the ...
Naegleria strikes again; claims sixth victim in city this seasonDaily Times
Death toll rises to six as N fowleri claims another lifeThe News International
Fatal Virus: Naegleria finds 6th victim in KarachiThe Express Tribune
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DAWN.com
KARACHI: A young resident of Orangi Town on Saturday became the sixth victim of the deadly Naegleria fowleri, commonly known as the 'brain-eating' amoeba, this year in Sindh, officials said. Mohammad Muallim, 22, who had been under treatment at the ...
Naegleria strikes again; claims sixth victim in city this season
Death toll rises to six as N fowleri claims another life
Fatal Virus: Naegleria finds 6th victim in Karachi
The Nation
Pervez Khattak lauds consensus on CPEC
The Nation
Nowshera: Chief Minister Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Pervez Khattak says, reservations of KP and Baluchistan on China-Pakistan Economic Corridor have been removed. Talking to newsmen in Nowshera, he lauded the role of Prime Minister Muhammad Nawaz ...
Initiatives taken to improve health delivery in KP, says CMThe News International
CM orders shifting of projects to relevant LGsDAWN.com
ADP 2015-16: Mosque maktabs to be converted to primary schoolsThe Express Tribune
Daily Times
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The Nation
Nowshera: Chief Minister Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Pervez Khattak says, reservations of KP and Baluchistan on China-Pakistan Economic Corridor have been removed. Talking to newsmen in Nowshera, he lauded the role of Prime Minister Muhammad Nawaz ...
Initiatives taken to improve health delivery in KP, says CM
CM orders shifting of projects to relevant LGs
ADP 2015-16: Mosque maktabs to be converted to primary schools
The Nation
Smoking kills 100000 in Pakistan every year: Speakers
The Nation
Around 5,000 people in Pakistan are admitted in the hospitals everyday due to tobacco related diseases, and 274 die daily and above 100,000 die every year due to smoking or smoking-related causes. Tobacco kills nearly six million people each year ...
No Tobacco Day: Campaign sought to discourage smokingThe Express Tribune
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The Nation
Around 5,000 people in Pakistan are admitted in the hospitals everyday due to tobacco related diseases, and 274 die daily and above 100,000 die every year due to smoking or smoking-related causes. Tobacco kills nearly six million people each year ...
No Tobacco Day: Campaign sought to discourage smoking
The Express Tribune
SIUT organises seminar on World Digestive Health Day
Pakistan Observer
Saturday, May 30, 2015 - Karachi—A seminar on “Heartburn- A Global Perspective” was organized at Sindh Institute of Urology and Transplantation (SIUT), in collaboration with World Gastroenterology Organization (WGO) on the occasion of World Digestive ...
Almost a quarter of the world suffers heart burnAaj News
Serious problem: '24% population suffering from heartburn'The Express Tribune
Lifestyle change can help fight heartburn, says Odisha's IMSSH docOdisha Sun Times
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Pakistan Observer
Saturday, May 30, 2015 - Karachi—A seminar on “Heartburn- A Global Perspective” was organized at Sindh Institute of Urology and Transplantation (SIUT), in collaboration with World Gastroenterology Organization (WGO) on the occasion of World Digestive ...
Almost a quarter of the world suffers heart burn
Serious problem: '24% population suffering from heartburn'
Lifestyle change can help fight heartburn, says Odisha's IMSSH doc
The Express Tribune
Trouble at children's hospital: Eight men arrested as protesters refuse to budge
The Express Tribune
The paramedical staff and nurses are protesting the lack of health allowances for employees. STOCK IMAGE. KARACHI: As many as eight employees of the National Institute of Child Health (NICH) were arrested on Saturday for attempting to boycott hospital ...
Health services at NICH remain suspended for second consecutive dayThe News International
Child dies as doctors continue protestAaj News
JPMC-NICH strike adds to patients' sufferingDAWN.com
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The Express Tribune
The paramedical staff and nurses are protesting the lack of health allowances for employees. STOCK IMAGE. KARACHI: As many as eight employees of the National Institute of Child Health (NICH) were arrested on Saturday for attempting to boycott hospital ...
Health services at NICH remain suspended for second consecutive day
Child dies as doctors continue protest
JPMC-NICH strike adds to patients' suffering
Greek Reporter
Law fails to bar legislators from smoking at parliament
Daily Times
ISLAMABAD: Parliament has not been able to implement the Prohibition of Smoking in Enclosed Places and Protection of Non-smokers Health Ordinance 2002. Moreover, expensive smoke alarms in parliament have also failed to fulfil their purpose.
Smoking areas benefit whole campus communityThe Easterner
One nail in the coffin with each cigarette smokedThe Borneo Post
Greek Health Ministry Considers Time Schedule for Public SmokingGreek Reporter
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Daily Times
ISLAMABAD: Parliament has not been able to implement the Prohibition of Smoking in Enclosed Places and Protection of Non-smokers Health Ordinance 2002. Moreover, expensive smoke alarms in parliament have also failed to fulfil their purpose.
Smoking areas benefit whole campus community
One nail in the coffin with each cigarette smoked
Greek Health Ministry Considers Time Schedule for Public Smoking
Daily Times
Pakistan gets vice chair of WHO Executive Board
Daily Times
ISLAMABAD - Pakistan has got the vice chair of the prestigious Executive Board of World Health Organisation (WHO) in its meeting held in Geneva, Switzerland. The board has 34 members comprising top health experts and senior government ...
Great Recognition For Pakistan, This Time From WHOPakistan Tribe
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Daily Times
ISLAMABAD - Pakistan has got the vice chair of the prestigious Executive Board of World Health Organisation (WHO) in its meeting held in Geneva, Switzerland. The board has 34 members comprising top health experts and senior government ...
Great Recognition For Pakistan, This Time From WHO
Daily Times
Family history increases liver cancer risk
Daily Times
ISLAMABAD: Those who have a positive family history of liver cancer are more likely to develop hepatocellular carcinomas (HCC), a new study has suggested. The study also showed that 70-fold elevated risk of hepatocellular carcinomas in those with liver ...
Early Trial Finds Immunotherapy Effective in Liver CancerCancer Network
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Daily Times
ISLAMABAD: Those who have a positive family history of liver cancer are more likely to develop hepatocellular carcinomas (HCC), a new study has suggested. The study also showed that 70-fold elevated risk of hepatocellular carcinomas in those with liver ...
Early Trial Finds Immunotherapy Effective in Liver Cancer
The Express Tribune
Cancer on the rise in Pakistan, says study
The Express Tribune
Lung and breast cancer responsible for highest fatalities in the country. PHOTO COURTESY: NEWS PAKISTAN. ISLAMABAD: In Pakistan various kinds of cancer have claimed over 91,000 lives in 2013 and an increasing trend was witnessed in new cases of ...
Breast Cancer Could Be “Stopped in its Tracks” by a New TechniqueScience Times
Breast Cancer can be Stopped in its TracksiDigitalTimes.com
Enzyme Found That Spreads Breast CancerTimes Gazette
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The Express Tribune
Lung and breast cancer responsible for highest fatalities in the country. PHOTO COURTESY: NEWS PAKISTAN. ISLAMABAD: In Pakistan various kinds of cancer have claimed over 91,000 lives in 2013 and an increasing trend was witnessed in new cases of ...
Breast Cancer Could Be “Stopped in its Tracks” by a New Technique
Breast Cancer can be Stopped in its Tracks
Enzyme Found That Spreads Breast Cancer
Pakistan must initiate universal screening of newborns for detection of thyroid ...
The News International
Pakistan must immediately initiate a national testing service for universal screening of newborn children in order to protect them from the developmental, intellectual, and physical morbidities associated with congenital hypothyroidism. This was one of the ...
World Thyroid Day observedThe Hindu
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The News International
Pakistan must immediately initiate a national testing service for universal screening of newborn children in order to protect them from the developmental, intellectual, and physical morbidities associated with congenital hypothyroidism. This was one of the ...
World Thyroid Day observed
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