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“A levy of Rs300 per litre will now be applicable on high-octane fuel used in the most expensive vehicles,” PMO statement says.
“A levy of Rs 300 per litre will now be applicable on high-octane fuel used in the most expensive vehicles,” PMO statement says.
In a fast-changing world, we need to start owning our problems.
Only an internally robust, united Pakistan can deal with a complex, dangerous external world.
Catastrophic health expenditure has been rising steadily.
Macroeconomic repairs are being carried out by impoverishing the people.
Decline is not destiny. All these crises are man-made and reversible.
Without understanding the macro, the micro cannot be fixed.
The rise and fall of individuals and nations is not a coincidence.
To be healthy is to be in sync with our circadian rhythm.
Five groups of healthcare problems are observed during floods.
Lifestyle medicine is about holistic care.
Pakistan is among the lowest spenders on health.
Bill Gates’s new deadline is: “20 years to give away virtually all my wealth.”
‘Security of Pakistan rests in the security of its citizens.’
Human development is the most critical dimension of national security.
Here is a survivor’s tale of hope, resilience and renewal.
The epidemiology of NCDs in Pakistan is horrific.
We are the result of what we consume.
Heart disease, diabetes and fatty liver are reversible through lifestyle interventions.
Those who are to be regulated must not head the body which is going to regulate them.
It is a strategic opportunity for China and other BRICS countries to fill the financial gaps and shape the future of global health.
The up and down trajectory of polio cases in Pakistan reflects our ever-unstable politics.
A cocktail of measures — educational, managerial, regulatory — need to be taken and interventions need to be made simultaneously and sustainably.
Pakistan has started to systematically produce an annual national UHC monitoring report.