ISLAMABAD- United Nation has called for the early formation of a Lebanese government following the resignation of Prime Minister Hassan Diab and his Cabinet. In a statement in Washington, United Nations Special Coordinator for Lebanon Jan Kubis said there are immediate humanitarian needs that need ...

ISLAMABAD: A free kidney dialysis unit was inaugurated at Diabetic Center Islamabad to improve health facilities for deserving patients. Addressing on this occasion, Member of Provincial Assembly Chudhary Muhammad Adnan said the government was committed to improve the health and major improvements ...

World Diabetes Day is being observed across the globe including Pakistan today with aims to raise awareness about the impact of diabetes on the family. The theme of World Diabetes Day this year is "The Family and Diabetes" which is aimed at creating awareness about the impact of the disease and how ...

ISLAMABAD: The Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M) General Secretary, Sitaram Yechury, has said that the Indian policy on Kashmir is diabolical and the alienation of the people of the Valley is almost complete. Yechury addressing a media conference in Kolkata said, “The BJP-led ...

WASHINGTON - Studies carried out on lab rats have shown promise for a new kind of insulin pill that may be able to help millions of people with diabetes avoid daily injections, researchers said Monday. Much more work is needed before the pill, designed by researchers at Harvard University, can be ...

ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi has inaugurated a state of the art Diabetes Centre at Phulgaran in Islamabad. It is the biggest centre for diabetes in the country.     The ceremony was attended, among others, by Minister for Health Saira Afzal Tarar. Speaking on ...

ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi has inaugurated a state of the art Diabetes Centre at Phulgaran in Islamabad. It is the biggest centre for diabetes in the country.     The ceremony was attended, among others, by Minister for Health Saira Afzal Tarar. Speaking on ...

AMSTERDAM: Socially isolated people may be more likely to develop diabetes than adults with closer ties to family and friends, a recent study suggests. Loneliness has long been linked to a wide variety of physical and mental health problems, particularly among chronically ill and elderly people. ...

ISLAMABAD: The speed at which you eat could determine whether you're at a risk of heart disease, stroke and diabetes.According to a preliminary research, slow eaters are less likely to develop metabolic syndrome – a cluster of conditions including high blood pressure, diabetes, obesity and ...

LONDON: Heart failure patients may be less likely to be hospitalized or die prematurely if they don’t also have diabetes – but even if they do have it, they may still minimize their risk by controlling their blood sugar, a recent study suggests.Researchers studied nearly 49,000 patients with ...