Each organ in a human body deserves care and timely intervention to lessen the negative fallout of a disease.

Health inequality is borne of a poorly orchestrated socio-economic policy

By 2009, Pakistan was teetering on the brink of terrorism.

Inadequate provision of healthcare services has been a sour truth that Pakistanis have had to face for decades now.

Survival of the health sector depends on the “disruptive” forces to shake off the status quo

The prevalence rate of breast cancer in Pakistan is highest among Asian countries

Not all waste produced in Healthcare Establishments (HCE) is hazardous

By introducing safe medical practices the spread of not just hepatitis, but also other diseases can be controlled

Pakistan will also have to improve the system to achieve high female engagement in economic activities

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