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Thalassemia patients at risk as blood stock depletes across Punjab
Punjab govt, civil society call for support
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Thousands at risk due to blood shortage
Ali Zaib Foundation executive director requests immediate support from donor agencies, provincial govt
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Blood camp for thalassemia children held
The blood camp was held under an MoU signed by Lahore Police and Sundas Foundation last month
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Kid with thalassemia gets his wish fulfilled
Boy made a part of snap checking exercise in front of a shopping mall in Karachi
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Govt considering new thalassemia law
State interior minister and IGP donate blood
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‘Advanced training for thalassemia programme staff’
The minister said that all problems will be solved to make the thalassemia programme successful
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University honours student who died of thalassemia
Salwa lost the battle to Thalassemia five months ago
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National thalassemia policy needed: minister
Marriyum Aurangzeb says will take up the issue in federal cabinet
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Health department prepares draft to curb thalassemia
Religious leaders, community need to play active role in implementation, says health minister
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Vital lifeline : Religious scholars urged to create awareness about thalassemia
expert says test is inexpensive, but people avoid it due to social taboos
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