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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
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Pakistan’s healthcare sector continues expanding access to critical treatment services through government-backed initiatives, and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa remains at the centre of that effort in 2026, especially with KP free cancer medicines initiatives. The provincial government’s
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The Sehat Sahulat Program 2026 (SSP) of Pakistan remains one of the most ambitious government-led healthcare programs of South Asia. The program has enabled millions of families to receive hospital care, avoiding the burden of
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Pakistan Water Crisis 2026 highlights that Pakistan is in the midst of a severe water crisis. While some progress has been made on infrastructure and policy, more than 21 million Pakistanis lack access to clean
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The Women Mental Health Pakistan is experiencing a critical period of retrospection and reconstruction. After the country keeps opening its doors to the fundamental health services, one of the gaps is urgent, that of the
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A worrying pandemic is gaining ground in Pakistan's healthcare sector, and in early 2026, Sindh saw a sharp rise in the number of pediatric HIV cases, with Sindh HIV cases children becoming a major concern;
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Following a recent discovery that revealed some serious gaps in the practices of infection control, Pakistan is taking bold and accountable measures towards strengthening its healthcare system. Pakistan healthcare reform reflects a growing commitment to
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Salmon DNA microneedling infuses purified salmon-derived PDRN via tiny skin punctures, triggering repair, collagen growth, and hydration for youthful skin. Viral on TikTok with 8,300% surge, it tackles wrinkles, scars, and dullness safely. Ideal for
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The Cicada Variant BA.3.2, or Omicron BA.3.2, emerged in South Africa in 2024 and resurfaced globally in 2025–26 with 50+ spike mutations. Mild symptoms like cough prevail; WHO monitors but no severe threat yet, even
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Students planning to study MBBS or medical courses in foreign countries must follow updated eligibility rules issued by the National Medical Commission (NMC). These rules ensure that Indian students who complete medical education abroad can
