Communicating Science during a healthcare emergency
This article is mainly focused at journalism in Pakistan.
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Health Service Delivery; How it Works in Pakistan
Often heralded as the messiahs for those most in need, doctors in Pakistan have held
The comparative reliability of diagnostic tools and laboratory testing in PAKISTAN
Statistics showed that in Punjab alone, there are more than 4000 labs with less than 400 qualified pathologists or experienced lab technologists.
A conversation with Dr. Michael Gale, Jr. on coronavirus vaccine development
Unfortunately, the mass-production and shipment of an effective vaccine of COVID-19 could take 18 months or two years before we starting to see a benefit. ~Dr. Micheal Gale, Director CIIID, U.S.
Gazing at the stars and beyond with Dr. Salman Hameed
The idea that species have changed over the past 4.5 billion years of our planet is a fact of science, and natural selection is the accepted mechanism for this change.
Adjusting to the exigent life of a Broadcaster under Coronavirus lockdown~ Zeeshan Haider
Haider is a senior broadcaster and media professional at BBC World and BBC Urdu.
Be the Change You Want to See
Nadia Bukhari is a British academic pharmacist, and the youngest female fellow of the Royal
On the Sensitivity and need to continue research in space and other Sciences after the Pandemic
Dr. Nozair Khawaja is a Pakistan-based German planetary scientist associates with ESA & Free University Berlin.
A Psychiatrist’s consent on the Mental Toll of Lockdown and Quarantine
Avoiding bad practices and adopting healthier hobbies can blunt mental health harm during self-isolation. ~ Dr. Asad Hussain
Prof Dr. Sabieh Anwar on Molding the challenges of Online Education into Opportunities
The current crisis has gripped every possible area of human life. All spheres of life