KSrelief Fights Cholera in Yemen, Aids Thousands
KSrelief's emergency cholera response in Yemen provided medical services to 5,909 beneficiaries in late March, targeting severely affected areas to reduce infection rates.
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Iranian Nobel laureate Mohammadi transferred to hospital
Nobel laureate Narges Mohammadi hospitalized after health crisis in Iranian prison, her foundation reports two fainting episodes and cardiac issues.
KFSHRC Tops Middle East Hospital Brand Value for 4th Year
King Faisal Specialist Hospital & Research Centre (KFSHRC) retains top spot as Middle East's most valuable healthcare brand for fourth consecutive year, with brand value exceeding SR6.3 billion.
Rising HIV Cases in Taunsa Spark Public Uproar
A surge in HIV cases in Taunsa has ignited public anger and demands for action. Health officials report over 200 new infections, prompting protests.
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Pakistan HIV cases hit 250,000, 80% untreated
Pakistan's HIV/AIDS cases surge to 250,000, with 80% of patients lacking treatment. Punjab and Sindh worst affected, especially children. 48,000 new cases in 2024.
Caregiving Burnout Crisis: Expert Tips on Secondhand Stress
Over 63 million Americans are caregivers, many facing burnout and secondhand stress. Expert Amy Goyer shares recovery tips and financial advice.
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.
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.
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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.
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.
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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.
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.
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.
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.
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Section 144 Imposed for 90 Days on Livestock Movement
A commissioner has enforced Section 144 for 90 days to restrict livestock movement, aiming to control disease spread and ensure public health safety.
675 Children Die Daily from Treatable Diseases in Pakistan
Dr. Akmal Madani reveals a staggering 675 children die daily in Pakistan from preventable and treatable diseases, highlighting a severe healthcare crisis.
Experts Stress Early Intervention, Inclusion on Autism Day
On World Autism Day, experts emphasize the critical importance of early diagnosis, intervention, and societal inclusion for individuals with autism spectrum disorder to enhance their quality of life.
HIV Fight: 45-Year Triumph Now Faces Critical Threats
The 45-year battle against HIV/AIDS stands as a monumental human achievement, but emerging challenges threaten to reverse decades of progress in global health.
Pakistan's Polio Fight: Endemic Status and Vaccination Challenges
Pakistan remains one of only two polio-endemic countries globally. This article examines the challenges, including misinformation, security issues, and the dedicated efforts of frontline workers in the national eradication campaign.
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The Yellow Fever Epidemic of 1793 devastated Philadelphia, then the U.S. capital, causing widespread illness, panic, and societal disruption. Limited medical knowledge led to high mortality rates, profoundly impacting public health practices for decades.
Peshawar Division Launches Dengue Action Plan 2026
Peshawar Division has finalized and activated the Dengue Action Plan 2026 to prevent dengue spread during peak season. Commissioner Riaz Khan Mehsud chaired a high-level meeting directing immediate preventive measures.
UK PM Urges Nightclub Patrons to Come Forward in Meningitis Outbreak
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has issued an urgent appeal for young people who visited a Canterbury nightclub linked to a deadly meningitis outbreak to come forward for antibiotics. The outbreak has claimed two lives, with cases rising to 20.
Premarital Thalassaemia Screening Bill Passed in Islamabad
The National Assembly has passed a bill requiring premarital thalassaemia screening in Islamabad, aiming to reduce the hereditary blood disorder's high incidence in Pakistan, where millions are carriers.
Iran's Black Rain Poses Severe Health Risks, Warns Agency
Iran's environmental agency issues a stark warning about black rain, a phenomenon caused by industrial pollution, posing serious health risks including respiratory and skin diseases.
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The World Health Organization reports 13 verified attacks on healthcare in Iran, with casualties and damage, amid escalating regional military actions between Iran and Israel.
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