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KU team identifies potential virus drugs
PCMD researchers pinpoint compounds that may aid Covid-19 treatment
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UK to collect COVID-19 survivors' blood for treatment trials
To investigate if convalescent plasma transfusions could improve speed of recovery and chances of survival
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HIV drug combo fails as treatment for severe Covid-19 in China study
Those treated with the drug fared no better than those Covid-19 patients who received standard care
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ECNEC approves wastewater treatment project
Venture is worth Rs19 billion
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Trials of potential coronavirus treatments start for some existing drugs
Drugs used for treating arthritis are being tested as treatments for COVID-19
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China finds spike in coronavirus cases in two jails, officials fired
Shandong health officials say they will allocate facilities within the prison for treatment
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Nawaz's 90-year-old mother leaves for London today
Sharif family says she wanted to be with her son during treatment despite air travel being difficult for her
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World Epilepsy Day awareness walk in Lahore
PINS director says epilepsy is curable if diagnosed on time
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‘Traditional, modern medical practitioners should collaborate’
Dr Memon says the ancient treatment methods and remedies of Eastern medicine are also effective
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HIV patients in Ratodero suffer from lack of test, treatment facilities
'Facilities for CD-4 count, polymerase chain reaction and viral load tests are unavailable
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