Approximately 3,000 women die from cervical cancer annually in Pakistan, highlighting a significant public health issue across the country. According to a report released today by UNICEF Pakistan, this alarming
The WHO Pakistan office has expressed concern over a serious public health challenge, as climate change accelerates the spread of malaria across Pakistan, posing a grave threat to the well-being
Pakistan and Turkiye have agreed to enhance cooperation in the health sector. In this regard, a joint team of medical experts from Pakistan and Turkiye will be formed, the purpose
The International Day for Safety and Health at Work was observed across the country today, with significant attention being given to a broader definition of workplace well-being that extends beyond
Pakistan and Turkiye are set to significantly enhance their cooperation in the health sector, with the formation of a joint team of experts tasked with identifying areas for mutual benefit
According to the World Health Organization (WHO) Pakistan, Pakistan recorded 1.8 million malaria infections in 2025, although an overall 10% reduction in the incidence of the disease was achieved. The
Balochistan’s Chief Minister, Mir Sarfraz Bugti, has affirmed that the Balochistan Health Card Programme has facilitated free and high-quality medical services for a substantial number of citizens, with over 345,000
Prominent community leaders in Khairpur today expressed deep concern regarding the recent death of Tahir Mahmood Memon, a well-known leader of Al-Khidmat Foundation, attributing his demise to alleged medical negligence.
