Fortnightly Medical Newspaper
published from Pakistan

Published by
Professional Medical Publications

March 1-14, 2010

 

ISSN: 1026-6828

 

   

 

 

 

JPMC Symposium introduces many innovations with emphasis on academics
KARACHI: Upgradation of JPMC as a medical university was taken up in the past and some useful work was also undertaken though there are certain problems and hurdles. Similarly the construction of a surgical block has also not made much headway and both these issues need to be pursued by the JPMC administration.

Senate Health Committee members visit CPSP at Karachi
KARACHI: Members of the Senate Committee on Health accompanied by Federal Health Secretary Mr. Khashnood Akhtar Lashari and DG Health Prof. Rashid Jooma recently visited the College of Physicians and Surgeons Pakistan in Karachi.

Functioning of Infertility clinics need to be monitored and regulated
ISLAMABAD: A large number of Infertility Clinics are functioning all over the country without any monitoring and regulation. While only a few have the requisite facilities and experienced staff, a vast majority of these establishments do not have even the basic minimum facilities to make proper diagnosis what to talk of managing these cases.

Ethical Guidelines for Physician- Sharma industry interaction by Karachi Bioethics Group
KARACHI: Karachi Bioethics Group has published its ethical guidelines on Physician Pharmaceutical Industry Interaction which has its most focus on institutions.

National Poison Control Center at JPMC received 5036 patients from 2003-2009
KARACHI: A pre-symposium workshop on Clinical toxicology was organized at JPMC on February 13th by the National Poisoning Control Center and Medical Unit-5 which was largely attended by healthcare professionals, representatives of the media, and telecommunications besides pharma industry.

Plenary talks at JPMC’s 47th annual symposium
KARACHI: Speaking in the plenary session during the JPMC’ s 47th annual symposium Mr. Shaukat Ali Jawaid Chief Editor of Pulse International has made a passionate plea to the members of the medical profession to come back to the auditoriums and lecture halls of medical institutions from banquet halls of five star hotels for holding of seminar, symposia and medical conferences.

SURGICON 2010 Proceedings
KARACHI: Prof. Mahmood Shaukat Prof. of Paediatric Surgery who is also Registrar of KEMU delivered his invited lecture on Role of Stem Cell therapy in paediatric surgery in the session devoted to paediatric surgery during the SURGICON 2010 organized by Society of Surgeons of Pakistan at Karachi from January 16th to January 17th2010.



 

 

Healthcare professionals must strive for patient welfare, their privacy, autonomy and social justice
DHAKA (BANGLADESH): Prof. Pedro Ruiz former President of American Psychiatric Association who is also President-elect of World Psychiatric Association delivered a special lecture on Mental Health and Socioeconomic Determinism during the recently held WPA Regional Conference at Dhaka, Bangladesh.

Haematology disorders in Gynaecology and Obstetrics by Tahir Shamsi and Nazli Hossain
KARACHI: The second edition of the book” Haematology Disorders in Gynaecology and Obstetrics by Tahir Shamsi consultant haematologist from National Institute of Blood Diseases & Bone Marrow Transplantation (NIBD), and Nazli Hossian consultant obstetrician and gynaecologist from DUHS was formally launched on February 10th 2010.

 
 

Otsuka awareness campaign against Hepatitis
KARACHI: Beauty parlors and saloon are another source of hepatitis spread besides Pricking habit of IV infusion bottles and unnecessary use of blood products, re-used syringes in Pakistan.

Praim Ras- the sixth compilation of Dohay by Prof. Tahir Saeed Haroon
LAHORE: Prof. Tahir Saeed Haroon FRCP, FCPS an eminent dermatologist who retired as Prof. of Dermatology from King Edward Medical College many years ago has now published his sixth compilation of Dohay which has been named as “Praim Ras”.

 

   
 
 
 

 

 

 

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