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Today, there are problems around the world with antimicrobial and antibiotic resistance

India is the world's TB hotspot as it accounts for 23 per cent of global cases

Penicillin-based drugs and other antibiotics have no impact on viruses

Experts say eating processed meats like hot dogs, sausages, bacon and red meat can cause colorectal cancer

WHO recommends that maximum speed in urban areas should be set no higher than 50 kilometres per hour

WHO has warned against prematurely assuming the outbreak is over because the virus could pop up again in 42 days

Private hospitals charging Rs50,000 to Rs100,000 per case

WHO Country Representative Dr Michel Thieren said, “Pakistan has not yet reported any case of MERS-CoV so far

Karachi ranks number 5 just ahead of Peshawar and Rawalpindi which stand at six and seven on the list

Public-sector allocations for health are just 0.4 per cent of GDP.

Report reveals Pakistan, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka have been more successful in curbing deaths caused by tobacco

Provisions may be interpreted as against national interests.

The son of former Karachi commissioner Aziz Ashrafi granted bail against solvent surety of Rs0.1 million.

President Zardari suggests inviting foreign companies to rebuild flood-hit homes.