Health Minister Mustafa Kamal today pledged to transform the Drug Regulatory Authority of Pakistan (DRAP) into a leading international regulatory body. He emphasized the government’s dedication to modernizing DRAP to
Punjab Police, reaffirming its commitment to the health and well-being of its officers and their families, has allocated over Rs 1.5 million for medical treatment. Led by Inspector General Dr.
Provincial Health Minister Bakht Mohammad Kakar visited the under-construction Trauma Center on Sini Road, Quetta, and emphasized the need to expedite its completion. Accompanied by Secretary C and W Lal
Al-Shifa Trust Eye Hospital has provided medical aid to more than 15,000 flood victims this month following devastating floods in Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. These floods have killed 900 people
Like the rest of the world, World Patient Safety Day was also observed in Pakistan, focusing on the critical need for safe maternity and newborn care. This year’s theme, “Safe
World Day of Advanced Cardiac Treatment was observed on Tuesday. On this occasion, experts drew attention to the significant advancements in non-surgical cardiac treatment. This global day highlighted the progress
On the direction of Inspector General of Punjab Police Dr. Usman Anwar, 2.15 million rupees have been allocated for the medical care of officers, personnel, and families of deceased personnel.
Pakistan’s pharmaceutical exports have witnessed a remarkable 34% increase following the implementation of deregulation policies. This was informed at a meeting between the Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC) and the
