The Express Tribune
Oral traditions: Going back to the grassroots
The Express Tribune
KARACHI: Around 140 plant species from 27 different districts in Sindh have been identified for the treatment of skin diseases. This folk medicinal knowledge, that is in reality an oral tradition practiced by the people of Sindh, has now been ...
Govt to set up girls' hostel for PhD students at KUPakistan Observer
Government To Setup Girls' Hostel For PhD Students At UoKPakistan Tribe
Sindh Minister inaugurates KU website on herbal medicinesARY NEWS
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The Express Tribune
KARACHI: Around 140 plant species from 27 different districts in Sindh have been identified for the treatment of skin diseases. This folk medicinal knowledge, that is in reality an oral tradition practiced by the people of Sindh, has now been ...
Govt to set up girls' hostel for PhD students at KU
Government To Setup Girls' Hostel For PhD Students At UoK
Sindh Minister inaugurates KU website on herbal medicines
Pakistan Today
Multan under polio threat
The Nation
LAHORE - Environmental samples from Multan have tested positive for the third consecutive month, confirming the deadly polio virus is very much there to cripple the coming generation. Multan is among seven high risk districts alongside Lahore ...
Punjab probes its first polio case of 2015Pakistan Today
Pakistan detects 2 new polio cases, year's first for Punjab, KarachiThe Asian Age
POLIO RESURFACES IN PAKISTANThe Citizen (press release) (blog)
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The Nation
LAHORE - Environmental samples from Multan have tested positive for the third consecutive month, confirming the deadly polio virus is very much there to cripple the coming generation. Multan is among seven high risk districts alongside Lahore ...
Punjab probes its first polio case of 2015
Pakistan detects 2 new polio cases, year's first for Punjab, Karachi
POLIO RESURFACES IN PAKISTAN
Drive against polio to continue till elimination of disease: commissioner
Daily Times
KARACHI: Karachi Commissioner Shoaib Ahmed Siddiqui said on Friday the drive against polio would continue till the complete elimination of this debilitating disease. This he stated while chairing a high level meeting in his office on Friday. During the ...
Drive against polio to continue till elimination of diseasePakistan Observer
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Daily Times
KARACHI: Karachi Commissioner Shoaib Ahmed Siddiqui said on Friday the drive against polio would continue till the complete elimination of this debilitating disease. This he stated while chairing a high level meeting in his office on Friday. During the ...
Drive against polio to continue till elimination of disease
National Mirror
Poliomyelitis: Have we really kicked out this monster?
National Mirror
Until now, Nigeria was one of only three countries in the world on the ignoble list of polio endemic countries. To be removed from the list, a country must have no polio for at least one year. And to be declared polio free, the World Health ...
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National Mirror
Until now, Nigeria was one of only three countries in the world on the ignoble list of polio endemic countries. To be removed from the list, a country must have no polio for at least one year. And to be declared polio free, the World Health ...
Vaccine News Daily
Pfizer acquires GSK vaccines
Daily Times
KARACHI: Pfizer Incorporation completed the acquisition of GlaxoSmithKline's (GSK) quadricvalent meningococcal ACWY (MenACWY) vaccines Nimenrix and Mencevax. "The addition of Nimenrix and Mencevax help us to fulfil our vision to protect lives with ...
GSK, Pfizer finalize meningitis assets transactionVaccine News Daily
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Daily Times
KARACHI: Pfizer Incorporation completed the acquisition of GlaxoSmithKline's (GSK) quadricvalent meningococcal ACWY (MenACWY) vaccines Nimenrix and Mencevax. "The addition of Nimenrix and Mencevax help us to fulfil our vision to protect lives with ...
GSK, Pfizer finalize meningitis assets transaction
The Hindu
World Egg Day marked
The Nation
Rawalpindi - A seminar and awareness walk were organised by the Poultry Research Institute to mark the World Egg Day here yesterday. The event was participated by veterinary doctors, representatives of educational institutions, civil society and a ...
Poultry farmers want govt. to bail them outThe Hindu
World Egg Day celebrated at PMAS-AAURThe News International
Poultry Association Urges Egg ConsumptionThe Guardian Nigeria (satire) (press release) (blog)
Leadership Newspapers
Ghana Broadcasting Corporation
The New Indian Express
NHS Choices
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The Nation
Rawalpindi - A seminar and awareness walk were organised by the Poultry Research Institute to mark the World Egg Day here yesterday. The event was participated by veterinary doctors, representatives of educational institutions, civil society and a ...
Poultry farmers want govt. to bail them out
World Egg Day celebrated at PMAS-AAUR
Poultry Association Urges Egg Consumption
TV3.ie
Mobiles could flash up warning messages to curb addiction
TV3.ie
In light of recent research that suggests keeping in touch via technology can spark depression, researchers are now saying mobile phones should display warning messages when used for too long.
Will Smartphones Get Warning Labels?MediaPost Communications
Smartphones 'Should Have Health Warnings About Phone Addiction', Says PsychologistYahoo News UK
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TV3.ie
In light of recent research that suggests keeping in touch via technology can spark depression, researchers are now saying mobile phones should display warning messages when used for too long.
Will Smartphones Get Warning Labels?
Smartphones 'Should Have Health Warnings About Phone Addiction', Says Psychologist
Daily Times
Global warming behind mysterious kidney disease, says research
Daily Times
NEW YORK - A mysterious kidney disease that has killed over 20,000 people in Central America since 2002, and now spreading to other countries, may be caused by chronic, severe dehydration linked to global climate change, says a new study. "This could ...
Mysterious Disease May Be Tied To Climate Change, Says ResearcherNewsroom America
Mysterious kidney disease may be caused by chronic dehydration tied to global ...News-Medical.net
Mystery kidney disease linked to global warmingBusiness Standard
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Daily Times
NEW YORK - A mysterious kidney disease that has killed over 20,000 people in Central America since 2002, and now spreading to other countries, may be caused by chronic, severe dehydration linked to global climate change, says a new study. "This could ...
Mysterious Disease May Be Tied To Climate Change, Says Researcher
Mysterious kidney disease may be caused by chronic dehydration tied to global ...
Mystery kidney disease linked to global warming
Newsweek
Tax-free cigarettes for rulers
The News International
ISLAMABAD: An advertisement in the Wednesday's newspapers regarding massive tax evasion by the manufacturers of cigarettes smoked by low-income group coincided with an order the same day placed by the Presidency to a tobacco company for ...
Controversial study suggests e-cigs draw young smokers to regular cigarettesArizona Daily Sun
Study suggests e-cigs draw young smokers to regular cigarettesSioux City Journal
E-cigarettes May Entice Teens to Take Up SmokingLedger Gazette
The Weal
Scoop.co.nz (press release)
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The News International
ISLAMABAD: An advertisement in the Wednesday's newspapers regarding massive tax evasion by the manufacturers of cigarettes smoked by low-income group coincided with an order the same day placed by the Presidency to a tobacco company for ...
Controversial study suggests e-cigs draw young smokers to regular cigarettes
Study suggests e-cigs draw young smokers to regular cigarettes
E-cigarettes May Entice Teens to Take Up Smoking
Daily Mail
First-borns are 10% more likely to be short-sighted, study reveals
Daily Times
First-born children are more likely to be short-sighted than their younger siblings, according to a study.Experts say that first children are more likely to have been pushed to do well in school - with hours staring at books harming their eyes ...
Your birth order actually affects your health here's howThe Sun (subscription)
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Daily Times
First-born children are more likely to be short-sighted than their younger siblings, according to a study.Experts say that first children are more likely to have been pushed to do well in school - with hours staring at books harming their eyes ...
Your birth order actually affects your health here's how
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