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Immunisation: every child’s birth right
Progress in polio eradication has been a result of intensive and quality vaccination campaigns driven by government
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Scientists engineer a blood test to detect cancer relapse
'We can identify patients to treat even if they have no clinical signs of disease'
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Fake maternity centres sealed in Peshawar, owners arrested
'Administration will not let anyone to play with the lives of the inmates for operating fake maternity centres'
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4 tips to protect your eyes if you stare at screens all day
Tired feeling accompanied with blurry vision and headaches is medically known as computer vision syndrome
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Six-hour workday can make you healthier, happier and energetic: study
Nurses who worked six hours were found to be more active, less stressed, and had less back and neck pain
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Two drugs found that prevent brain cells from dying
The drugs restored memory in mice with FTD and prevented signs of brain cell damage in most mice with prion disease.
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Regular exercise may improve odds of surviving a heart attack
However, it does not seem to protect heart attack survivors from dying or experiencing heart failure later on
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Cycling to work linked with large health benefits
Governments should encourage active commuting, experts say
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WHO hails major gains against once 'neglected' diseases
WHO cautioned that progress would stagnate without efforts to address broader poverty-related issues
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Death by overwork: Japan's 100-hour overtime cap sparks anger
Currently, Japanese firms can make full-time employees work far beyond the usual 40 hours a week during busy periods
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This eight-month baby weighs 17kg and has doctors worried sick
Chahat currently weighs same as an average four-year-old should
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Wearable sweat sensor could help diagnose disease
More research is needed to see if the wearable sweat sensor would work consistently from one day to the next
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How Spain became the world leader in organ transplants
Doctors performed 4,818 transplants last year
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Bad air may lower good cholesterol, increase heart disease risk
Higher exposure to black carbon is significantly associated with a lower "good" cholesterol level
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4 cooking mistakes that make you gain weight
Avoid four common blunders to take full advantage of the health opportunity home cooking offers
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Daily grind: Tayyaba Khan
Nutritionist and weight loss consultant at South Beach Clinics takes us through her day
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On our radar: April 16, 2017
Our list of what's new and trending
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Funding squeeze hits AIDS, TB treatment
Government-funded medical institutions have not yet received funds from the Centre
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Naegleria claims first life in Karachi this year
23-year-old Aslam, resident of Tando Allahyar, used to swim in a pond
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Two billion people drinking contaminated water: WHO
Urged large investments to help provide universal access to safe drinking water
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Swiss develop wireless cameras to monitor newborns' vital signs
Skin sensors used to monitor vital signs in babies born prematurely generate 90 per cent false alarms
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Hospital emergency wards await facelift
Health department plans to revamp all state-run facilities
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Veteran Indian actor Vinod Khanna is reportedly suffering from cancer
The news came after an image of the frail looking star went viral on social media
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Experts want special clinics to prescribe ketamine as anti-depressant
Ketamine doses used in the Oxford depression treatment trials are given in controlled conditions
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Smoking causes one in ten deaths worldwide: study
It is estimated that half of daily smokers will die prematurely due to their tobacco habit unless they quit
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Zayn Malik on his eating disorder and anxiety
Here's what he had to say
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PM’s big-ticket health insurance plan to cover Sindh, K-P
People with less than Rs200/day income to be treated free of cost
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Marathon running could be bad for your health: study
The study showed that 80 per cent of marathon competitors suffered kidney injury
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Getting better sleep feels as good as winning a $250K jackpot
People who reported improved quality of sleep had high scores on screening tests for physical and emotional health
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Woman dies after taking turmeric injection
Jade Erik died of a heart attack triggered by a turmeric solution injected into the vein
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Fruit fuelled evolution of a bigger brain: study
Foods such as fruit contain more energy than basic sources like leaves
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Foods of plant origin vital for health: experts
Muhammad Nawaz Shareef University of Agriculture holes a one-day Plant Centric Meal Competition
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US researchers develop rapid blood test for TB
1.8 million died from the bacterial infection in 2015
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Hepatitis C drug faces fresh battle
The annual death toll from Hepatitis C-related liver diseases is around 700,000 according to the WHO website
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Scientists convert spinach leaves into human heart tissue — that beats
The leaf vascular structure was seeded with heart muscle cells
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Trump blames party hardliners for health debacle
Health care loss was a devastating setback for the U.S President that could cast a long shadow over his presidency
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Spring woes: Patients scramble to hospitals amid record pollen count
Doctors suggest allergy, asthma patients avoid going out during the day, use masks
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Crackdown against spurious drugs continues
Dealers of spurious and substandard medicines are enemies of humanity
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Faith Hill spills the beans on her beauty secrets
Musician discusses natural approach to beauty, how she has maintained her youthful appearance
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Deaths up sharply among people with autism: study
Deaths among people with autism are up 700 per cent since 1999
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No ring, no problem: Why being single might be the best thing for your health
Yes, you read that right...
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Reverse the signs of ageing with this special workout
If this doesn't motivate you, nothing will
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Scientists may have found a way to fight blindness in young people
The trial will enroll at least 24 more patients to find success-ratio of the technique
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6 steps to meet your dream body goals
Number 3 is essential!
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Which areas should be prioritised in development plan?
Govt focuses on roads and bridges, critics point to health care, education
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New cholesterol drug cuts heart attack, stroke risk more than 20%
Repatha cut the combined risk of heart attacks, strokes and heart-related death by 20 per cent
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6 exercises that are a total waste of time, and what to do instead
Edit your gym routine
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DRAP cancels licences of four drug manufacturers
Around 30 licences suspended last year for violating good manufacturing practices
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USC reaffirms transparency commitment
Keeping quality control was the top priority
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Drug against alcoholism works, researchers claim
French researchers provided fresh evidence to support claims that a drug touted as a miracle cure for alcoholism

















































