Morning Showering Might Be Harmful, Say Doctors Bathing is a natural part of our daily routine, but experts now caution against taking showers in the morning, suggesting that it could be a mistake with potential effects on skin health—especially for those prone to acne or allergies. 
What Experts Say According to Dr. Aragona … Read more
Dow University Achieves Milestone with 190th Liver Transplant Karachi – Dow University of Health Sciences has successfully completed its 190th liver transplant, where a 23-year-old nephew donated part of his liver to his 42-year-old uncle suffering from chronic Hepatitis B and D. The procedure was conducted under the supervision of international experts, including renowned … Read more
Massive Polio Drive to Begin in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa from April 21 Peshawar – The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government has officially announced a 5-day polio eradication campaign starting April 21, 2025, with the goal of vaccinating over 6 million children across the province. The campaign will focus on children under the age of five, as polio … Read more
Digital Healthcare Revolution Begins in Pakistan Islamabad – In a joint effort, Federal Health Minister Mustafa Kamal and Minister of State for IT Shaza Fatima Khawaja have introduced the “One Patient, One ID” system to enable remote healthcare access across the country. According to Express News, both ministers met to discuss IT integration in … Read more
Sugar-Free But Not Risk-Free? A new study suggests that low-calorie sweeteners, commonly found in diet sodas and ketchup, may be tricking the brain into craving more food, ultimately contributing to obesity. 
How Sugar Substitutes Affect the Brain 
Scientists at the University of Southern California discovered that calorie-free sweeteners activate brain regions responsible … Read more
Groundbreaking Discovery in Malaria Control A new study reveals that a rare disease medication can turn human blood into a lethal substance for mosquitoes, offering a promising solution for malaria prevention. How It Works 
Ivermectin, an antiparasitic drug, has been used to reduce mosquito lifespan by making human blood toxic to them However, … Read more
Maternal Obesity & Childhood Obesity Risk A new study reveals that a mother’s weight and lifestyle choices can significantly impact her child’s obesity risk in adulthood. Key Research Findings Children of obese mothers are 3-4 times more likely to become obese in adulthood Mothers who smoke increase their child’s obesity risk by … Read more
Toxic Chemical Found in Drinking Water! A new study has identified Perfluorooctanoic Acid (PFOA) in tap water, a chemical linked to cancer and high cholesterol. 
What Is PFOA? 
A “forever chemical” that does not break down in the environment or human body Found in non-stick cookware, food packaging, and industrial products … Read more
Chewing Bubble Gum Could Lead to Dangerous Health Risks!
Bubble Gum & Microplastics: A Hidden Health Threat! A new study has found that people who regularly chew bubble gum may be ingesting millions of microplastic particles annually. What Are Microplastics? Microplastics are tiny plastic particles measuring less than 5 millimeters in size. They are present in air, water, food, and even chewing … Read more
TB Cases Among European Children Rising Rapidly
WHO Warns of TB Surge in European Children The World Health Organization (WHO) has reported a 10% rise in tuberculosis (TB) infections among children in the European region. 
Alarming Statistics 7,500+ TB cases in children under 15 were recorded in 2023. An increase of 650+ cases compared to 2022. Children under 15 … Read more
