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Turkish Delegation Visits Health Services Academy
A Turkish delegation from health, business, and education sectors visited the Health Services Academy in Islamabad, exploring cooperation in healthcare and education.
HIV/AIDS Awareness Rally Held in Ratodero
An HIV/AIDS awareness rally was held in Ratodero, featuring participants from various organizations, aiming to educate the public about prevention and stigma reduction.
ADC-I Reviews Anti-Polio Campaign Arrangements
Additional Deputy Commissioner-I reviews preparations for the upcoming special anti-polio campaign, ensuring effective vaccine delivery and community engagement.
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Pakistan, Turkiye Pledge Enhanced Health Sector Cooperation
Pakistan and Turkiye have agreed to strengthen cooperation in the health sector, focusing on medical research, training, and healthcare infrastructure development.
WHO Warns Pakistan Malaria Resurgence Risk Despite Drop
WHO urges Pakistan to prevent malaria resurgence, warning gains fragile despite 10% case drop in 2025, with 1.8 million cases and climate threats.
Unexploded Bombs in Gaza Threaten Recovery for Decades
The UN warns that unexploded ordnance in Gaza, including bombs and grenades, poses a deadly threat and could hinder recovery efforts for decades, with over 1,000 killed and many more injured.
Walking Hour Initiative in Al-Baha on Tuesday
A public health initiative called Walking Hour will be held in Al-Baha under Prince Hossam bin Saud's patronage, promoting physical activity and healthy lifestyles.
Drone Attack Hits UN Aid Truck in Sudan's North Darfur
A drone attack destroyed a UNHCR aid truck in North Darfur, Sudan. The incident highlights escalating violence and worsening humanitarian crisis, with 28.9 million facing acute food insecurity.
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Surgeon Kept Sudan Hospital Running Amid Civil War Frontline
Dr. Jamal Eltaeb led Al Nao hospital in Omdurman through Sudan's war, making impossible choices to save lives despite bombings and shortages.
Should You Feel Guilty for Killing House Bugs?
Explore the ethical dilemma of killing household bugs. Learn about insect consciousness, ecological roles, and humane pest control methods.
Lightning Strikes Kill 14 in Bangladesh Storms
At least 14 people died from lightning strikes across Bangladesh as seasonal thunderstorms brought heavy rain. Most victims were farmers and laborers in open fields.
7 Killed, 1,449 Injured in Punjab Road Crashes in 24 Hours
Emergency Services Department reports 1,270 road accidents across Punjab in 24 hours, resulting in 7 deaths and 1,449 injuries. Motorbikes involved in 77% of cases, with Lahore worst-hit. Rescue teams responded province-wide.
Pakistan Reduces Child Mortality, Among Top Performers
Pakistan has been recognized as one of the top countries globally for reducing child mortality, with a 35% decline in under-five deaths since 2000, according to recent health data.
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First Congo Virus Case Sparks Eid-ul-Adha Warning in Pakistan
Health authorities warn of potential Crimean-Congo Hemorrhagic Fever rise after a 17-year-old boy's case in Tando Muhammad Khan, urging precautions during Eid animal handling.
Punjab Disease Prevention Program Approved by CM Maryam
Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif has approved a province-wide disease prevention initiative in Punjab, focusing on vaccination, sanitation, and public awareness to combat infectious diseases.
BBC Exposé: HIV Outbreak in Punjab Hospital from Malpractice
A BBC report exposes an HIV outbreak among children in a Punjab hospital due to syringe reuse, highlighting systemic failures in Pakistan's healthcare system and broader national crisis.
Pakistan Vaccinates 44.5M Children in Polio Drive
Pakistan's government has vaccinated over 44.5 million children in six days during its nationwide anti-polio campaign, with the NEOC urging parents to ensure immunization. The drive aims to reach 45 million children, involving over 400,000 workers.
Rat Poison Found in Baby Food, HiPP Recalls in Austria
Austrian police discovered rat poison in a baby food jar, prompting a recall of HiPP brand products. Authorities suspect tampering and extortion, advising customers to return affected jars.
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Hong Kong Fire Victims Return to Burned Homes, Face Trauma
Thousands of displaced residents in Hong Kong are returning to their fire-ravaged apartments for the first time since the deadly blaze that killed 168 people. Elderly residents face physical challenges while families grieve lost memories and grapple with
Saudi Civil Defense Warns of Thunderstorms and Flash Floods
Saudi Arabia's Civil Defense urges public caution as thunderstorms bring heavy rain, hail, and flash flood risks across multiple regions, with Hafr Al-Batin University shifting to remote learning.
Pakistan Vaccinates 44.7M Kids in 2026 Anti-Polio Campaign
Pakistan's second nationwide anti-polio drive of 2026 successfully vaccinated over 44.7 million children, with detailed provincial breakdowns and ongoing challenges.
Pakistan's Recurring HIV Crisis Exposes Healthcare Failures
A BBC investigation reveals over 300 children in Taunsa tested HIV-positive due to syringe reuse, echoing past outbreaks in Ratodero and Karachi. Islamabad records 618 new cases, highlighting urban transmission and systemic neglect in infection control.
Lahore Polio Drive Vaccinates 2.25 Million Children
A major polio vaccination campaign in Lahore has successfully immunized more than 2.25 million children under five, marking a significant public health achievement in Pakistan's ongoing eradication efforts.
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Mayo Hospital Launches Advanced Laparoscopic Surgery
Mayo Hospital's Department of Urology has introduced state-of-the-art laparoscopic surgery, enabling complex kidney and bladder procedures with minimal pain, faster recovery, and reduced hospital stays for patients across the province.
INMOL Named IAEA Collaborating Centre, Boosting Pakistan Healthcare
The Institute of Nuclear Medicine and Oncology Lahore (INMOL) has been recognized as an IAEA collaborating centre, enhancing Pakistan's global oncology role. A Rs1.4 billion HyperArc machine was also inaugurated, supporting treatment for 150,000 patients
Maryam Nawaz Orders Stroke Centers at District Hospitals
Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif has directed the establishment of stroke management centers at all district headquarters hospitals to improve emergency care and reduce mortality rates.
AHKF Bridges Critical Gaps in Primary Healthcare Access
The Aga Khan Health Foundation (AHKF) launches a major initiative to address critical gaps in primary healthcare access, focusing on remote areas and vulnerable populations through innovative solutions.
Gilani Vows Modern Healthcare and Cancer Centre in Multan
Yousaf Raza Gilani announces plans for modern healthcare initiatives in Multan, including a new cancer centre, to improve medical services in southern Punjab.
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Islamabad Records 618 New HIV Cases in Alarming Spread
Official data reveals Islamabad recorded 618 new HIV cases from January 2025 to March 2026, with young men comprising 64% of infections. Experts link spread to unsafe practices and drug use.
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