The Express Tribune
Alleged negligence : Father accuses doctor of killing son
The Express Tribune
LAKKI MARWAT: The family of a 10-year-old boy, who died during surgery at a private hospital in Lakki Marwat, protested outside the hospital and alleged the death had been caused by medical negligence. Jalil Khan, a resident of Wanda Aurangzeb village, ...
Doctor booked after child dies during surgeryThe News International
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The Express Tribune
LAKKI MARWAT: The family of a 10-year-old boy, who died during surgery at a private hospital in Lakki Marwat, protested outside the hospital and alleged the death had been caused by medical negligence. Jalil Khan, a resident of Wanda Aurangzeb village, ...
Doctor booked after child dies during surgery
Pakistan Today
Medical teachers' resolve for rights
The Nation
LAHORE: The Medical Teachers Association Punjab and teachers' bodies of all other medical colleges have adopted two resolutions. The first resolution strongly condemned the unruly behavior of some junior doctors who misbehaved with Prof Akmal Laeeq ...
YDA-CPSP tussle continues to mar KEMU operationsPakistan Today
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The Nation
LAHORE: The Medical Teachers Association Punjab and teachers' bodies of all other medical colleges have adopted two resolutions. The first resolution strongly condemned the unruly behavior of some junior doctors who misbehaved with Prof Akmal Laeeq ...
YDA-CPSP tussle continues to mar KEMU operations
Pulses cultivation to be
The Nation
LAHORE (APP): The Punjab govt has decided to promote pulses cultivation with a view to enhance their productivity and improve quality. An amount of Rs 127.260 million had been approved for the promotion of pulses cultivation in the province by the ...
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The Nation
LAHORE (APP): The Punjab govt has decided to promote pulses cultivation with a view to enhance their productivity and improve quality. An amount of Rs 127.260 million had been approved for the promotion of pulses cultivation in the province by the ...
Globalnews.ca
U of S takes 'significant step' to solving College of Medicine accreditation
Globalnews.ca
University of Saskatchewan says it has taken a “significant step” in solving accreditation problems at the College of Medicine. Brent McGillivray / Global News. What is this? Sponsored content is written by Global News' editorial staff without any ...
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Globalnews.ca
University of Saskatchewan says it has taken a “significant step” in solving accreditation problems at the College of Medicine. Brent McGillivray / Global News. What is this? Sponsored content is written by Global News' editorial staff without any ...
The Express Tribune
Practice or pay up: Medical students to submit Rs3 million surety bond
The Express Tribune
LAHORE: Medical students will now have to furnish a surety bond for Rs3 million at the time of admission as an undertaking that they will serve in the primary healthcare sector for at least a year, Adviser to Chief Minister on Health Khawaja Salman ...
Shahbaz approves primary healthcare policyBusiness Recorder (press release) (blog)
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The Express Tribune
LAHORE: Medical students will now have to furnish a surety bond for Rs3 million at the time of admission as an undertaking that they will serve in the primary healthcare sector for at least a year, Adviser to Chief Minister on Health Khawaja Salman ...
Shahbaz approves primary healthcare policy
AG Week
Humans may face malnutrition if birds and bees disappear
Daily Times
If all the birds, bugs, bees and other creatures that pollinate our food crops were to disappear from the planet, humans could face a sharp increase in malnutrition, disease and death in many parts of the world, scientists estimate. Researchers ...
Humanity Would Face Malnutrition if Birds and Bees Go AwayYouth Health Magzine
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Daily Times
If all the birds, bugs, bees and other creatures that pollinate our food crops were to disappear from the planet, humans could face a sharp increase in malnutrition, disease and death in many parts of the world, scientists estimate. Researchers ...
Humanity Would Face Malnutrition if Birds and Bees Go Away
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Secret weapon in fighting counterfeit drugs? A suitcase.
Healthcare Packaging
A Boston University researcher has designed a suitcase-type device that can detect fake drugs. By Michelle Maskaly, Editorial Director. Print Email Share. RELATED ARTICLES. Pharmaceutical. » Capsule filler enhances Sharp Clinical Services' production · ».
Pakistani scientist invents device that detect fake drugsARY NEWS
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Healthcare Packaging
A Boston University researcher has designed a suitcase-type device that can detect fake drugs. By Michelle Maskaly, Editorial Director. Print Email Share. RELATED ARTICLES. Pharmaceutical. » Capsule filler enhances Sharp Clinical Services' production · ».
Pakistani scientist invents device that detect fake drugs
Times of India
Young and overweight? Have high-protein breakfast
Times of India
Having a high-protein breakfast including milk, eggs, meat and yogurt daily can reduce unhealthy weigh gain among overweight teenagers, says a new study. The researchers compared the benefits of consuming a normal-protein breakfast to a high-protein ...
Young and overweight? Have milk, eggs, meat and yogurt dailyHindustan Times
High-Protein Breakfast Can Help Reduce Weight Among Overweight TeenagersNDTV
Switching to 'protein breakfast' could help 'overweight teens' shed some kilosFinancial Express
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Times of India
Having a high-protein breakfast including milk, eggs, meat and yogurt daily can reduce unhealthy weigh gain among overweight teenagers, says a new study. The researchers compared the benefits of consuming a normal-protein breakfast to a high-protein ...
Young and overweight? Have milk, eggs, meat and yogurt daily
High-Protein Breakfast Can Help Reduce Weight Among Overweight Teenagers
Switching to 'protein breakfast' could help 'overweight teens' shed some kilos
Slate Magazine
Africa Has Had Zero New Cases of Polio for One Year. Here's What Worked.
Slate Magazine
A doctor examines a young patient at a health center, in Jalalab A doctor examines a young patient at a health center, in Jalalabad City, Afghanistan, one of the final countries working to halt polio transmission. Photo by the Bill and Melinda Gates ...
A polio-free world is in sight: what's needed to wipe out the last 1%Quartz
It's Been One Year Since Africa Had a Polio Case. Can This Last?National Geographic
Africa celebrates one year without polio: UNThe News International
New York Times
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Slate Magazine
A doctor examines a young patient at a health center, in Jalalab A doctor examines a young patient at a health center, in Jalalabad City, Afghanistan, one of the final countries working to halt polio transmission. Photo by the Bill and Melinda Gates ...
A polio-free world is in sight: what's needed to wipe out the last 1%
It's Been One Year Since Africa Had a Polio Case. Can This Last?
Africa celebrates one year without polio: UN
Fox News
Well-fed women may be more interested in romance, study suggests
Fox News
Women may be more interested in romance after they've eaten, found a small study published in the journal Appetite, Medical Daily reported. Researchers from the University of California, San Diego, found that women's brains were more responsive to ...
Satiated women more responsive to sex: StudyBusiness Standard
Women are less interested in sex when hungry, study unveilsThe News Teller
Women More Interested in Romance After Eating: StudyNewsmax
Metro
New York Daily News
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Fox News
Women may be more interested in romance after they've eaten, found a small study published in the journal Appetite, Medical Daily reported. Researchers from the University of California, San Diego, found that women's brains were more responsive to ...
Satiated women more responsive to sex: Study
Women are less interested in sex when hungry, study unveils
Women More Interested in Romance After Eating: Study
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