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February 23, 2024

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Dr. Dur-e-Naz awarded presidential certificate for treating thalassemia patients

President Arif Alvi emphasized the need for community efforts to prevent thalassemia in children The picture shows Chairman Dr. Arif Ali giving a certificate of appreciation to the Director General of Sindh Blood Transfusion Authority, Dr. Dur-e-Naz. — Geo.tv LAHORE: President Dr Arif Alvi presented a certificate of appreciation to Sindh Blood Transfusion Authority Director General Dr Dur-e-Naz for her tireless efforts in treating patients with blood disorders as he emphasized the need for community efforts to prevent thalassemia in children. The president presented the certificates during an award distribution ceremony of the Sundas Foundation, which he attended as the

February 14, 2024

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Car rams into Austin hospital, killing driver, sending critical patients flying

The crash happened after 5:30 p.m., with emergency crews trying to save the driver’s life in the ER The car crashed into the ER at St. Mary’s Medical Center. David’s North Austin shortly after 5:30 p.m., Austin-Travis County Emergency Services said.—X/RawsAlerts A car crashed into the emergency room (ER) of St David’s North Austin Medical Center in Texas, killing the driver and injuring five others, including a child with life-threatening conditions. Daily Mail mentionted. The crash happened just after 5:30 p.m., with emergency responders trying to save the driver’s life in the ER. Authorities are investigating the incident and while

January 1, 2024

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Unexpected healthcare to overwhelm patients

PESHAWAR: Having to choose between enrolling one’s child in school or paying for a sick parent’s back-to-back chemotherapy sessions is undoubtedly a painful situation for any household, however, the nightmarish fantasy may soon become a familiar reality for many needy families in all of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (KP). next year, who in the absence of Sehat Card Plus (SCP) facilities will have to give up either their wealth or their loved ones. Sehat Card Plus, a micro health insurance scheme was one of the flagship initiatives of the KP government, offering free treatment to all citizens through an insurance company selected through

December 27, 2023

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Patients refused life-saving treatments

PESHAWAR: For the household struggling to accommodate food, housing, utility bills and children’s education within their limited monthly budgets, healthcare is often neglected and spending on treatments is minimal, however, when a beloved family member diagnosed with a life-threatening illness, the unavailability of free treatment costs can quickly push any affected family into bankruptcy. For example, Shahid Khan, a 25-year-old native of Charsadda, had brought his ailing father for treatment at the Peshawar Heart Institute. “My father has a heart condition and the doctors have suggested that angioplasty is the most suitable treatment for him. However, I was asked by

November 16, 2023

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Salem hospital apologizes after 450 patients exposed to HIV, hepatitis B

Despite Salem Hospital’s assurance of an extremely low risk of infection, it is currently conducting extensive testing Salem hospital apologizes after 450 patients exposed to HIV, hepatitis.—WCVB Salem Hospital in Massachusetts has apologized after more than 450 patients faced potential exposure to HIV and hepatitis due to improperly giving intravenous medication during endoscopic procedures over two years. The incident, which involved endoscopy patients undergoing procedures such as colonoscopy and gastrointestinal ultrasound, was immediately contained and corrected by Salem Hospital authorities. Despite the hospital’s assurance of an extremely low risk of infection, it currently conducts comprehensive testing for HIV, hepatitis B,

November 10, 2023

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In Gaza, patients are being treated without anesthetics

GAUZE: The little girl cried out in pain and screamed “Mummy, Mummy” as the nurse stitched up her head wound without using anesthetic because it was not available at the time in Al Shifa Hospital in Gaza City. It was one of the worst times nurse Abu Emad Hassanein could remember as he described the struggle to deal with an unprecedented influx of wounded and a shortage of painkillers since the war in Gaza began a month ago. “Sometimes we give some of them sterile gauze (to sting) to reduce the pain,” Hassanein said. “We know the pain they’re feeling

November 2, 2023

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Gaza patients at risk in ‘indescribable’ situation – WHO

GENEVA: The head of the World Health Organization (WHO) said on Thursday that the forced evacuation of hospitals in the Gaza Strip would put the lives of hundreds of patients at risk as he described the situation on the ground as “indescribable”. “Twenty-three hospitals have been ordered to evacuate Gaza City and northern Gaza, and a forced evacuation under these circumstances would put the lives of hundreds of patients at risk,” WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said. At a press conference in Geneva, Tedros also reiterated his call for a humanitarian pause in the Israel-Hamas war to help the thousands

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