Federal Health Minister Mustafa Kamal addressed a press conference in Islamabad on Tuesday to deny claims of financial loss during the Umrah pilgrim vaccine procurement controversy.
A six-week clinical trial led by Northwestern University found a smartphone app helped nearly 70 percent of unemployed participants secure employment.
Government leaders and tech firms are integrating artificial intelligence directly into medical care to communicate with patients while experts warn that accurate advice can still harm behavior.
Diabetes educator Helen Lamech was named the 2027 Northern Territory Australian of the Year at a ceremony in Darwin.
A large study published in The Lancet Psychiatry found that the antidepressant escitalopram was more effective at preventing relapse than several other common medications.
Researchers at the University of Liège found that European eels spread AngHV-1 herpesvirus via bites rather than just water.
A parliamentary ombudsman report reveals that disabled people across England are waiting up to two years for wheelchairs due to delays involving NHS bodies and private manufacturers.
Sindh Governor Syed Muhammad Nehal Hashmi addressed stakeholders at a consultation on cardiac rehabilitation held at Governor House in Karachi.
Federal Minister Mustafa Kamal stated on Tuesday that no public money was lost during the disputed vaccine procurement process involving Border Health Services.
An amber alert has been issued across Scotland as blood stocks hit unprecedented lows due to a significant drop in donors.
