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October 24, 2025

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AI, biotechnology and digitally renewed hospitals

From AI diagnostics to digital hospitals, global healthcare innovation is emerging. View of an Expo hall. Source: The Express Tribune KARACHI: The Health Asia Exhibition is being held at the Karachi Expo Center from October 23 to 25 and is the largest health exhibition held in Pakistan with more than 200 exhibitors this year and more than 24 countries participating, including Iran, China and Russia. “The destination you have chosen – the right place is here,” said Federal Health Minister Syed Mustafa Kamal, addressing representatives of foreign companies. “Our country’s population is getting bigger and bigger. It’s a big market…The

October 1, 2025

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Philippines Quake Death Toll is approaching 60 as injured hospitals

Vehicle maneuvering beyond a damaged part of a road in Bogo on October 1, 2025. – AFP The number of deaths from a strong earthquake in the Central Philippines approached 60 on Wednesday, with injured patients crushing hospitals on the island of CEBU, as workers brought dozens of body bags away to chaotic consequences. The shallow size 6.9 hit at 9:59 pm (1359 GMT) Tuesday from the northern end of the island near Bogo, a city of 90,000 people, according to US Geological Survey (USGS). The injured children shouted and the adults shouted while treatment of beds placed under blue

August 31, 2025

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When hospitals become HIV carriers

Published on 31 August 2025 Whether for a minor injury or for a salvation process, hospitals are where sick people are in a hurry to improve. However, when appropriate infection control protocols are not followed, a patient walking for a simple blood test may let the hospital be transported unknowingly to HIV-Aid. According to the best health channel, the basic protocols for HIV-AID infections in hospitals include disposable syringes in approved containers and disinfection for employees and the sterilization of workers and the cleaning of rays and flexible blocks. Although hospital employees in Pakistan ensure the presence of infections control

June 7, 2025

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Gaza Health System near the collapse, two more hospitals at risk:

Listen to the article At least 34 Palestinians were killed by Saturday morning, according to Palestinian sources. Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis received at least 15 bodies, while another seven were transferred to Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza City, according to sources Al-jazeera. Still six people were killed while waiting close to a helping point in Al-Akhawah. Besides, the bodies were recovered from different parts of the city. Eight arrested In addition, eight Palestinians were arrested in the Hebron area, Blot reported the news agency. Five of them were held near a water source in Nahalin, west of Bethelem. Two brothers

May 19, 2025

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Israel to facilitate gauze blocking with limited food missions

Listen to the article Israel will allow a limited amount of food in Gaza for the first time in 10 weeks, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office said on Monday, after increasing international pressure and growing fears of hunger among the 2.1 million people trapped in the besieged. The announcement came as Israel launched a new military attack, named Gideon’s Chariot modeWith the participation of those Israeli defensive forces described as “extensive ground companies” throughout the Gaza Strip. Israel has maintained a total exclusion in Gaza in the last 10 weeks, stopping all food, fuel and medicines. Humanities have repeatedly warned

February 15, 2025

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Hospitals at risk as critical medical equipment remained late in ports

Shipping containers are stacked on a ship in a port in Karachi on April 6 2023. – AFP ISLAMABAD: A significant lack of critical medical devices resign from the health care sector across the country, as customs authorities stop missions after the registration exemption, the news said. Basic supplies, including diagnostic kits, surgical tools, implants and surveillance equipment, are latent to airports and ports, exacerbating an already precarious condition for healthcare providers. Importers and medical professionals warn that hospitals feel the stem, with critical equipment unavailable for emergency procedures. Customs officials arrived at the Pakistani Drug Regulatory Authority (DRAP) for

October 27, 2024

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Drap advises hospitals to procure prescription drugs only from authorized dealers

Customers buy medicine at a medical supply store in Karachi on February 9, 2023. — Reuters DRAP CEO urges healthcare facilities to adhere to guidelines. The NOC can be received within 24 to 48 hours, says Asim Rauf. The advisory comes amid a flurry of counterfeit cancer drugs. ISLAMABAD: In a move aimed at ensuring increased patient safety, the Drug Regulatory Authority of Pakistan (DRAP) has advised healthcare facilities across the country to procure only registered therapeutic products from authorized distributors and authorized sellers, The News reported on Sunday. The advisory issued by DRAP’s Quality Assurance Department comes amid reports

September 1, 2024

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Nationwide strike by doctors in Bangladesh shuts down healthcare

Listen to the article DHAKA: Doctors across Bangladesh began an indefinite nationwide strike on Sunday, causing severe disruption to the country’s healthcare system and leaving patients in dire straits. The strike was sparked by an incident on Saturday night at the Dhaka Medical College Hospital (DMCH), the largest healthcare facility in Bangladesh, where the emergency department was vandalized by relatives and friends of a student protester who had been injured during recent protests that led to the ousting of the Hasina regime. The injured student later succumbed to his injuries, with some of his peers accusing the attending medics of

August 17, 2024

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Doctors’ strike over brutal rape of doctor’s colleagues roils hospitals in India

A man reads a notice at the entrance of a hospital in Mumbai stating that the hospital’s OPD and surgery are closed after the Indian Medical Association called a nationwide strike to protest the rape and murder of a trainee doctor at a government hospital in Kolkata of India, 17 Aug 2024. — Reuters Indian hospitals turn away patients except in emergencies. Patients are lining up at hospitals, some ignoring the doctors’ strike. Heavy police presence outside the hospital where the crime took place. Hospitals and clinics across India turned away patients except for emergencies on Saturday as medical professionals

August 13, 2024

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Doctors’ strike hits more Indian hospitals after doctor’s rape and murder

Listen to the article Hospital services were suspended in several Indian cities on Tuesday after a doctor’s protest spread across the country following the rape and murder of a practicing doctor in the city of Kolkata, authorities and media said. Thousands of doctors marched on Monday in Kolkata and the surrounding state of West Bengal to denounce the killing at a government hospital, demanding justice for the victim and better security measures. The 31-year-old doctor was found dead on Friday. Police said she had been raped and murdered, and a police volunteer was subsequently arrested in connection with the crime.

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