MUZAFFARABAD (Kashmir Digital): Officials from the Police Post Kohala, under the supervision of SHO Chattar Class Police Station Mohsin Ali Awan seized a truckload of unhealthy juice being brought from Islamabad to Jhelum Valley. The action was taken during a routine checking. According to details, the truck loaded with unhealthy juice was going from […]
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ISLAMABAD (Kashmir English): Exposure to loud noise may lead to a range of health conditions, including sensorineural hearing loss, tension, anxiety, neurosis, sleep disorders, tinnitus, arterial hypertension, irregular pulse, and a decline in memory and attention, according to medical experts. Sensorineural (sen-suh-ree-NUR-uhl) hearing loss, also known as SNHL, occurs because of damage to inner
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NEELUM VALLEY (Kashmir English): Ibn-e-Nusrat Diagnostic Center has been established in Nagdar village of the Neelum Valley in yet another milestone achieved in service delivery. Nagdar is a backward area with a population of fifty thousand. The Ibn-e-Nusrat Diagnostic Center. The inauguration ceremony was held in a dignified manner. Diagnostic facilities at doorstep People
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BHIMBER (Kashmir Digital): Deputy Commissioner Bhimber Chaudhry Haq Nawaz officially inaugurated the “Breastfeeding Campaign” organized at the DHO office to highlight the importance of World Breastfeeding Week. During the inauguration ceremony, the Deputy Commissioner highlighted that it is mandatory to breastfeed the child from birth to 6 months of age, and this period must be
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MIRPUR (Kashmir Digital): On the occasion of World Breastfeeding Day, awareness campaigns and rallies are being held at various locations in Azad Jammu and Kashmir. A meeting was held under the chairmanship of District Health Officer Dr. Syed Shafqat Hussain Shah, where participants highlighted the importance of breast milk for a child’s development. The meeting
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MUZAFFARABAD (Kashmir English): In a gesture of philanthropy, the members of the British Muzaffarabadi community have donated a state-of-the-art dialysis machine to Abbas Institute of Medical Sciences (AIMS) Hospital, Muzaffarabad. The donation has been widely praised as a life-saving contribution for kidney patients in the region. The generous contribution not only included the provision of
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ISLAMABAD (Kashmir English): The Ministry of National Health Services has initiated steps to permanently integrate the Sehat Sahulat Card into the federal government healthcare system, aiming to extend long-term health coverage to millions of underprivileged citizens. According to a senior official, a detailed proposal has been submitted to the Executive Committee of the National Economic
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MUZAFFARABAD (Kashmir English): The authorities have launched a crackdown on city butchers over poot hygiene and selling substandard meat. The action has been taken in light of the orders of the High Court. Azad Jammu and Kashmir Food Authority Muzaffarabad teams conducted surprise inspections of meat shops in various areas of the city, including
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ISLAMABAD (Kashmir English): Women who regularly use makeup and apply cosmetic products may face an increasing risk of developing asthma later in life, a new study by the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute in the United States revealed. The findings are based on data collected from nearly 40,000 individuals over a 12-year period.
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SUKKUR (Kashmir English): Cardiovascular disease has emerged as the leading cause of deaths in Pakistan, making up almost 30 percent of the total fatalities, according to media report on Monday. It said cardiovascular issues claim nearly 400,000 lives annually, accounting for over 30% of all fatalities. Alarmed by the rising crisis, health experts and
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