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Some scalp problems start quietly — a few flakes, a bit of itching — and before you know it, it feels like your hair never stays clean. Many people in Pakistan face this, especially during our long, humid months. Sometimes, it’s not just dandruff or dust; it’s a fungal issue that needs medical care, not … Read more
A City Wrapped in Haze Every winter, Lahore seems to hold its breath. The mornings arrive slow and heavy, the skyline disappears behind a dull grey curtain, and sunlight struggles to find its way through the thickness above the streets. For anyone who has lived here long enough, this scene is painfully familiar. But that … Read more
Sleep is supposed to be our safest time. The world slows down, the noise fades, and for a few hours, the body gets to heal quietly. But for some people, those calm hours can turn dangerous. Every year, thousands suffer heart attacks while asleep — often without any warning at all. It sounds unreal. You’d … Read more
In cities like Lahore, Karachi or Faisalabad, many people wake up to a thick haze, coughing in the morning and struggling to breathe as they step outside. For anyone with asthma, that haze is more than just a nuisance — it can be a constant threat. In this post, we will explore how rising air … Read more
Step outside in Karachi during rush hour and you’ll feel the air pressing down on you like a heavy blanket. Lahore in winter paints an even darker picture—layers of smog so thick that the sun itself seems hidden. Islamabad, though greener, is also beginning to feel the pinch of pollution from rapid construction and rising … Read more
When the monsoon finally breaks Pakistan’s heat, it also turns our streets, rooftops, and courtyards into five-star breeding spots for dengue mosquitoes. A clear, no-nonsense guide is here—what changes after rain, what symptoms to watch for, and when to get help. What the rain changes (and why it matters) After heavy rains, small pools of … Read more
When it comes to healthcare in Pakistan, one name always pops up in debates, headlines, and student discussions – PMDC (Pakistan Medical & Dental Council). It’s the body that decides who can become a doctor, how medical colleges operate, and what standards our future healthcare system will follow. After years of controversy, abolishments, and comebacks, … Read more