Tag: treatment
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Omar Sharif will leave Germany for Iceland today
The air ambulance carrying well-known actor and comedian Omar Sharif will leave Germany for Iceland today. Due to worsening condition while in air, the comedian had to be admitted to a German hospital. Yesterday, Omar Sharif was en route from Karachi to the United States via Germany by air ambulance. However, due to fatigue and…
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Preparations for Umar Sharif’s Treatment Made: Wife
Leading comedian Umar Sharif’s wife Zareen Ghazal has said that all preparations have been made for her husband’s treatment at the George Washington Hospital. In a statement, Umar Sharif’s wife said, “We have been issued a visa and there is no problem in departure. The air ambulance invoice will be sent to the Sindh government,…
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Depression: Is it a Hereditary or Environmental disease?
Depression has become a surprisingly common disease worldwide. In the past, it was considered wrong to talk about it, but now people’s thinking is changing. Psychiatric illnesses are getting as much attention as they need. Depression is a mood-related illness that severely affects daily activities such as “eating, drinking, sleeping, waking up and social attitudes.”…
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Small delays in cancer treatment can up death risk by 10%: Study
ISLAMABAD, Mar 17 (APP):Delaying cancer treatment by just for even one month can increase the risk of death by up to 10 per cent, say researchers, adding that minimising delays to treatment could improve cancer survival rates. The study, published in the journal ‘The BMJ’, found that there was a significant impact on a person’s…
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Sarah Netanyahu receives treatment for appendicitis in Jerusalem
Jerusalem, March 11 (AFP/APP): Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s wife was in a Jerusalem hospital receiving treatment for appendicitis Thursday, as the premier had been expected to make a historic visit to the United Arab Emirates. Hadassah hospital confirmed to AFP that it had admitted Sarah Netanyahu, without providing further details. Israeli public radio, the…
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Healthcare Staff Better Trained For the Second Wave of Corona in Pakistan
LAHORE, Jan 07 (APP): The healthcare staff in Punjab is more trained than before to tackle the second wave of the novel coronavirus. This was informed in a joint meeting of the Corona Expert Advisory Group (CEAG) and Technical Working Group (TWG), called here on Thursday to discuss the new strain of coronavirus, vaccines and…
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Hospitals Under Enormous Pressure due to Corona
Lisbon, Jan 6 (AFP/APP): Portugal’s government acknowledged Wednesday that hospitals were under “enormous pressure” from the coronavirus, as health authorities reported a record 10,000 new cases in 24 hours in the country of 10 million people. Meanwhile, the country’s conservative President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa entered isolation less than three weeks ahead of his re-election…
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Diabetes drug shows promise in treating and reversing heart failure
ISLAMABAD, November 22 (online): A newly released study found that people with heart failure who received the diabetes drug empagliflozin showed significant improvements in heart structure and function, with many experiencing a reversal of the disease. Heart failure occurs when the heart cannot pump blood effectively to other parts of the body, causing symptoms that…
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Chairman CDA Orders Repair of Sewage Water Treatment Plant
The Chairman CDA has ordered the repair of the Sewage Water Treatment Plant.
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Dog Bite Not Trivial; Immediate Treatment Necessary: Livestock Expert
A livestock expert says that a dog bite is not trivial and immediate treatment is necessary.