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Which countries have the best healthcare?
Among rich nations, the worst offender in this category was the United States
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Baby with rare genetic disorder born in Multan
An official at the hospital said the skin, mouth and lips of the baby were abnormal owing to the disease.
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Punjab govt resumes battle against measles
Children below age of 15 will be vaccinated during three-day campaign.
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UK survey finds 28,000 plant species for medical use
Report also traced the destruction of plants by analysing satellite imagery
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Swallowable balloons work to curb obesity: study
On average, volunteers shed more than 15 kilos, which amounted to 31 per cent of excess weight
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Experts say tuberculosis still a menace
'It is a myth that TB is an illness of the past. The fatal disease is still a threat to people of the world'
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Two weeks of vacation could be bad for your health: study
A fortnight of doing nothing can cause muscles to waste away and plunge fitness level
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Chickenpox has claimed 19 lives this year, confirms health dept
Minister says health CEOs of all districts will monitor the situation and provide vaccines.
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Think diet soda is good for you? Think again
New study finds aerated drinks cause one to feel empty, increasing weight
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Health is wealth: National media to support govt’s awareness campaign
10% of airtime will be allocated to priority health and social welfare programmes
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Seasonal disease: Alarming situation: Diarrhoea, gastro outbreak hits Punjab
Govt statistics did not include figures for those patients who visit private hospitals and clinics.
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Polio drive to immunise 18m kids
More than 45,000 teams are taking part in the campaign.
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Tibetan medicine lures patients seeking drug-free cures
Global Tibetan diaspora has helped spread awareness about its unique alternative medicine
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British hospitals hit by cyber attacks
Several individual health service trusts report problems with their computer systems
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This magic spice can cure osteoporosis, research proves
Best part: It's a Pakistani kitchen staple
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Performance evaluation: Grey areas identified at teaching hospitals
hauhan directed officers to perform their duties efficiently and improve the quality of monitoring reports.
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10-year lifespan gain for some HIV patients: study
World Health Organisation recommends that ART be started in all people as soon as possible after diagnosis
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10 physical symptoms you won't believe are caused by anxiety
Number 7 is very common
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Helping those in need: MCCI distributes 100 wheelchairs
MCCI member says jobs will be provided to the differently abled persons in local industry
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Defying dengue : Health minister irked by delay in reporting of cases
Directs public health experts to carry out analysis of cases
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Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa's fight against thalassemia
Cultural barriers a hurdle for K-P government in having law passed to make blood screening before marriage mandatory
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How not to fight Chikungunya
The bigger issue isn’t Chikungunya. It is vision and a will to rise to the challenge.
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Hygiene first : Food safety training to become mandatory
PFA to launch training academy which will start functioning on May 15
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The life of a garbage scavenger
Residents of one of Karachi's biggest landfill sites have no water, electricity or opportunity to leave
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Statins don't cause muscle pain: study
Only when patients were told they were taking a statin that people started complaining of muscle ailments
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Uruguayans sign up for state cannabis in world first
Uruguay passed a law in 2013, fully legalising the production, sale and consumption of marijuana
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Smoking weakens a gene that protects arteries: study
Cigarette smoking is known to cause about one in five cases of coronary heart disease
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Improving citizens’ health by using IT
The demographic data will be critical for devising a health policy for the country
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Cultural barriers hamper immunisation
Health experts urge parents to inoculate their children to guard against preventable diseases
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This workout routine requires nothing but napping for 45 minutes
‘Napercise’ classes will feature 'atmospheric' sounds and a temperature which promotes calorie-burning during...
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Want to lose weight? Try eating off a red plate
Scientists reveal how the colour of your crockery can impact your appetite
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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