Experts say hundreds of gastroenterologists needed to treat over 60% GI patients
Around 60-70% burden on hospital emergencies comprised of patients needing treatment for gastrointestinal issues, JPMC head says
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Around 60-70% burden on hospital emergencies comprised of patients needing treatment for gastrointestinal issues, JPMC head says
KARACHI: Hundreds of trained and qualified gastroenterologists are required at tertiary-care health facilities in Pakistan, as around 60-70% of patients who come to the hospitals’ emergencies...
Pakistan might face travel restrictions if it failed to eliminate hepatitis B and C by 2030, as most of the world would achieve the goal of viral hepatitis elimination within the next eight years,...
Young Pakistani physicians and students would be sent to Egyptian institutions and medical universities for training in advanced gastroenterology and other procedures of digestive system as well as...
As the number of patients, including children, are being brought to hospitals in Karachi and other parts of Sindh due to acute gastroenteritis, continues to rise, Pakistani health expert and senior gastroenterologist, Dr Sajjad Jamil slammed Karachi water and sewerage authorities for failing to provide clean drinking water to the people which are leading to water-borne diseases in the region.