Pakistan’s plague risk remains ‘very low’: health ministry
Representational image of a bacteria. — ReutersISLAMABAD: Pakistan has stepped up precautionary measures at its borders following a suspected plague case in Siberia, although the federal health ministry said the risk of the disease spreading to the country remains "very low".Speaking to Geo...
Source: Read full story on The News International
HealthExam schedule for medical, dental colleges in Punjab revealed
LAHORE – The University of Health Sciences (UHS) has approved the schedule...
Read More →
HealthPakistan reports 6th polio case of 2026, special vaccination drive planned in Khyber
Health worker giving polio drops to a child in a city of...
Read More →
HealthSindh mpox tally rises to 44 after fresh Nawabshah case
The health authorities are continuing to monitor mpox cases across Pakistan as...
Read More →
HealthBS Nursing first-semester results announced; 4,951 candidates pass out of 6,282
LAHORE – The University of Health Sciences (UHS) has announced the results...
Read More →
HealthPakistan's fifth polio case of 2026 detected in KP's Bannu district
A health worker administers polio drops to a child during a door-to-door...
Read More →
HealthPakistan-born surgeon sets new British record with over 400 robotic gynae procedures
British-Pakistani consultant gynaecologist and robotic surgeon Dr Amer Raza and the da...
Read More →
HealthHealth ministry orders probe into MDCAT 2026 irregularities in Sindh
ISLAMABAD – Federal Minister for Health Mustafa Kamal on Saturday took notice...
Read More →
HealthPunjab govt to establish stroke centre in every division
LAHORE – The Punjab government has decided to establish a stroke centre...
Read More →
HealthOver 27.7m children vaccinated in Pakistan’s ongoing polio campaign
ISLAMABAD – More than 27.7 million children have received polio vaccines during...
Read More →
HealthPIMS nursery report: Initial inquiry flags major gaps in hospital facilities
ISLAMABAD – An initial inquiry report into the incident at Pakistan Institute...
Read More →