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Japan gives $3.2 million to fight polio

Islamabad March 3 (TNS): The Japanese government has announced to give US$3.2 million in aid to the National Institute of Health in Islamabad to...

Three Australians die in listeria outbreak tied to melons

Sydney March 3 (TNS): Three people have died and 12 others have fallen ill in a national listeria outbreak linked to contaminated rockmelons, and...

New life-saving techniques in Pakistan promise quicker diagnosis and better treatment options 

KARACHI Nov 06 (TNS): The availability of new life-saving techniques in Pakistan promises quicker diagnosis and better treatment options for those suffering from chronic...

Healthcare Dept approves Insurance Scheme in Punjab

Lahore, Punjab Specialized Healthcare Department has given approval in principle for launch of Health Insurance Scheme in nineteen districts of Punjab province. The decision was...

Your health is in your hands’

New Delhi, May 04(TNS): The World Health Organisation's (WHO) World Hand Hygiene Day - a timely reminder of the role of careful hand-washing in...

Vaccination process underway smoothly: Dr. Faisal

Islamabad: April 05, 2021 (TNS): Special Assistant to Prime Minister on National Health Services Dr. Faisal Sultan says vaccination process is underway smoothly. ...

3 burgers a week can make you asthmatic  

Islamabad, May 5 (TNS): Children who love junk food and eat at least three burgers in a week are inviting asthma, says the latest...

UNICEF urges wealthy countries to encourage breastfeeding

United Nations May 11 (TNS): Babies in wealthy countries are five times more likely to miss out on breastfeeding than those in the under-developed,...

Motorway M-2, 3, 4 closed at different places for traffic due to dense smog

ISLAMABAD Nov 05 (TNS): Motorway, M-2, 3 and 4 have been closed at different places for traffic due to dense smog. According to Motorway Police, Motorway M-2 Babu Sabu to Kot...

Teens need vigorous exercise to cut heart risk in future

Washington, July 13 (TNS): Teenagers who engage in high-intensity exercise have lower blood pressure which ultimately may lead to a lower risk of developing...
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