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Reuters
May 14, 2025

Americans worry about Trump’s handling of measles outbreak

The United States is currently facing its largest single outbreak of measles in 25 years, with the number of cases crossing the 1,000 mark last week.

Pakistan

Web Desk
Apr 21, 2025

Pakistan’s leaders convey condolences, tributes on Pope Francis’ death

President, PM and the Interior Minister said that Pope Francis’ death is a great loss for all those who value peace and dialogue.

Life

Reuters
Apr 10, 2025

Our ancestors didn’t eat three meals a day. So why do we?

World

AFP
Mar 12, 2025

Pope Francis out of danger, talk turns to return home

Even as Pope Francis recovers, his hospitalisation – the longest and most serious of his papacy – has revived questions about his future.

Life

Reuters
Feb 07, 2025

Are eggs good or bad for our health?

A new study suggests that, among older adults, eating eggs supports heart health and even reduces the risk of premature death.

Latest

Hum News
Dec 14, 2024

Study establishes link between Ozempic and rare vision loss risk

Pakistan

Web Desk
Dec 01, 2024

Adiala jail authorities rubbish rumours about Imran Khan’s health

Imran Khan is still in his Adiala jail cell, which has been declared a part of New Town police station, as he is under their arrest.

Life

Web Desk
Jun 30, 2024

Karachi takes a deep breath: hundreds gather for International Yoga Day

During the event, experts spoke about the numerous health benefits associated with yoga. They highlighted how yoga can improve flexibility, strength, and mental clarity.

Life

Web Desk
Jun 08, 2024

Study reveals link between xylitol and elevated heart risks

A recent study has raised alarms about the potential dangers of xylitol, a common ingredient in artificial sweeteners, suggesting it may significantly increase the risk of heart attacks and strokes.

Latest

Hum News
May 06, 2024

Under-treatment patient in Multan tests positive for Covid-19

Nishtar Hospital in Multan has set up a dedicated 32-bed ward to accommodate patients affected by COVID-19, following the confirmation of a COVID-19 case in hospital.