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Medical experts in Pakistan are raising concerns over a steep rise in cases of fatty liver disease, with senior gastroenterologists estimating the condition to have affected nearly half of the country’s adult population. The disease
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Pakistan’s higher education sector is set for a major academic transition as the Higher Education Commission (HEC) has announced the introduction of compulsory GRE/HAT-style subject testing for MS, MPhil and equivalent postgraduate programmes from the
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Cambridge AS Level Maths paper leak 2026 has made it mandatory to re-conduct the exam on June 9 in Pakistan vs Bangladesh and other centres. The decision follows evidence that parts of the exam paper
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The Pakistan Medical and Dental Council has issued revised regulations for students seeking to pursue MBBS or BDS degrees abroad for the academic session 2025-2026. A new policy makes it mandatory to pass the MDCAT
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Punjab summer camps 2026 launched by the School Education Department to help students continue learning during the 22 May to 23 August 2026 vacation break. The initiative is a broader education strategy to match the
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In a major step for Pakistan’s digital governance and education services sector, the Higher Education Commission (HEC) formally launched a fully digital, paperless HEC Degree Attestation 2026 (DAS). The upgraded system is aimed at eliminating
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The government of Pakistan has announced summer vacations for all public and private schools in Punjab summer vacations 2026 from May 22. The announcement came as the temperature soared and fears of a heatwave gripped
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The Drug Regulatory Authority of Pakistan (DRAP) issued urgent safety alerts in early May 2026. As a warning of the presence of several counterfeit and substandard medicines in the market. The latest warning has made
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Hantavirus is a rare, but occasionally fatal, rodent-borne disease that can cause severe respiratory illness and kidney problems if not treated early. Health experts say the key is to be vigilant and take preventative measures,
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Pakistan has strengthened its nationwide hepatitis control programs in 2026 as part of a broader plan to eradicate Hepatitis B (HBV) and Hepatitis C (HCV) by 2030. The Hepatitis C burden on the country remains
