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January 17, 2026

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The king of Saudi Arabia was admitted to the hospital for medical tests

King Salman of Saudi Arabia. PHOTO: REUTERS Saudi Arabia’s King Salman bin Abdulaziz left hospital on Friday after undergoing “reassuring” medical tests, according to the Saudi Press Agency (SPA). A statement issued today by the Royal Court said he is undergoing medical tests at Riyadh’s King Faisal Specialist Hospital. In the next update, SPA he said he left today he left today after “having completed medical examinations, which were reassuring”. Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif had expressed deep concern over the earlier development. “The people of Pakistan hold His Majesty in the highest regard. We join our Saudi brothers and

January 14, 2026

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Pakistani-American surgeon appointed Chief AI Officer at American medical college

Dr Adil Haider says AI can boost healthcare systems at scale if applied responsibly Pakistani-American surgeon-scientist Dr Adil Haider has been named the inaugural Director of Artificial Intelligence at Carle Illinois College of Medicine. Photo: Brochure Pakistani-American surgeon-scientist Dr Adil Haider has been named the inaugural Chief of Artificial Intelligence (CAIO) at Carle Illinois College of Medicine (CI MED), the world’s first engineering-based medical school, according to a press statement issued on Wednesday. The newly created role marks a significant milestone in Dr Haider’s global career spanning Pakistan, the United Arab Emirates and the United States. As CAIO, he will

Medical experts report outbreak of CHS, alarming cases of “scromiting”.

Cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome (CHS) is an increasingly common medical disorder seen among people who use cannabis heavily over long periods of time. — Reuters Cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome (CHS) is an increasingly common medical disorder seen among people who use cannabis heavily for long periods of time. The condition causes repeated bouts of severe nausea, repeated vomiting and severe abdominal discomfort. A particularly painful form of this reaction is often referred to as “scromiting”, a portmanteau of the words scream and vomit. People who experience it arrive at emergency departments in severe pain, often unable to stop vomiting and screaming from

Pakistan, Palestine signs a memorandum to strengthen medical cooperation

Minister of National Health Services, Mustafa Kamal, shakes a hand with Palestinian ambassador to Pakistan, Zuhair Mohamad Hamadallah Zaid after Mou’s signature in medical cooperation, Islamabad, September 17, 2025. Memorandum to cover the wide range of medical specialties. Pakistan to help Palestine in infectious diseases. Kamal swears to stand by Palestinian people. Islamabad: Pakistan and Palestine brought a memorandum of agreement (MOU), with the aim of expanding bilateral health relations, the Ministry of National Health Services said on Wednesday. The agreement was signed by Federal Health Minister Syed Mustafa Kamal on behalf of Pakistan, while the Palestinian ambassador represented his

July 22, 2025

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Manchester United Exile completes Medical, which will be presented Wednesday as a New Barca Player

Marcus Rashford completed his medicine to complete a long -term loan from Manchester United to Barcelona. The 27 -year -old arrived in Barcelona on Sunday night after receiving a permission from United to complete the wording. Social media quickly rushed with images and videos of Rashford Landing in Catalonia on a private jet. Discussions between Barcelona and Manchester United quickly went on to culminate in a temporary deal during the weekend. Barcelona has agreed to cover Rashford’s salary for a one -year borrowing, after accepting it to reduce the fees by 25%, which will save the United £ 14m. The

PM Shehbaz launches the digital system for licensing, registration of medical devices

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif inaugurates the digital system for the licensing and registration of medical devices in Islamabad on July 21 2025. – PID PM highlights the improvement of the health care sector with coordinated efforts. He appreciates the Ministry of Health, the DRAP for the modern licensing system. Registration of all medical devices to be done online: Minister. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Monday stressed to bring about a revolution in the field of healthcare with coordinated efforts and determination by all interested parties. Facing a ceremony after the opening ceremony of the digital system for authorization, the registration

China contradicts the EU ban by limitations of importing medical devices

The latest Salvo in EU -China commercial tensions covers a wide range of healthcare supplies, from surgical masks to X -ray engines, representing a 150 billion euro market in EU. – AFP/Archive Tensions between Beijing and Brussels are increasing. The EU prohibits Chinese businesses from medical devices. China imposes up to 34.9% on EU Brandy. China’s finance ministry said on Sunday that it is restricting government medical markets from the European Union exceeding 45 million yuan ($ 6.3 million), in retaliation for Brussels curbs last month. Tensions between Beijing and Brussels are increasing, with the European Union imposing invoices on

June 2, 2025

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Medical Exhibition Leak shows that Olympic Gold Mediterranean in the Women’s Department has a male karyotype

A medical report has caused a refreshed check over the Algerian Olympic gold medal Imane Khelif, allegedly detecting it as organic male. The report, which is said to come from a new Delhi laboratory, restores the debate on eligibility in women’s sport, especially in high -impact disciplines such as boxing. The document is reportedly in March 2023, claims that Khelif has a male karyotype. It appeared days after the world boxing command that Khelif underwent genetic sexual examination before returning to women’s competitions. The administrative body has stated that it has been banned from participating in events, including the upcoming

Trump’s doctor finds the US president in “Excellent Health” after a medical examination

US President Donald Trump talks to the media for Air Force One on the way to West Palm Beach, Florida, USA, April 13 2025. – Reuters Washington: Donald Trump is in “excellent health”, a White House doctor said on Sunday after undergoing the first annual medical examination since he returned to the US Presidency. The 78 -year -old Republican Trump has repeatedly boasted for his own firmness since he began a second term, while mocking his 82 -year -old democratic predecessor Joe Biden as decrepit and mentally inappropriate for office. “President Trump presents excellent cognitive and physical health and is

February 25, 2025

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Over 160 Gaza medical workers held by Israel amidst torture reports

Listen to the article Over 160 healthcare workers, including more than 20 doctors, are still being held in Israeli prisons, with reports of widespread abuse and torture. The World Health Organization (WHO) has expressed alert to the inhumane treatment of these vital medical professionals, who are held in Israeli curator in the midst of a continuing conflict in Gaza. Palestinian Watch Watch (HWW) NGOs have confirmed that 162 healthcare workers, some of Gaza’s senior doctors, are still being held in Israeli detention facilities, with an additional 24 reported after being banned by hospitals. during the Israeli raids. Prisoners, including doctors,

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