Scientists Find Evidence of Psychoactive Drug Use by Humans 25,000 Years Ago
Scientists have uncovered evidence suggesting that humans may have been using psychoactive substances around 25,000 years ago, thousands of years…
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President Zardari Approves Pakistan Nursing and Midwifery Council Bill 2026
Pakistan has taken a significant step toward strengthening its healthcare system after President Asif Ali Zardari approved the Pakistan Nursing…
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PMDC’s 5-Year Suspension of Forensic Experts Declared Invalid by Medical Tribunal
A medical tribunal has overturned disciplinary sanctions imposed on four senior forensic experts involved in the exhumation and post-mortem examination…
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Pakistan’s Solar Boom Reaches New Milestone as Net Metering Hits Record High
Pakistan’s transition toward renewable energy continues to accelerate, with solar power adoption reaching unprecedented levels in April 2026. New data…
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Scientists Discover Largest Dinosaur Ever Found in Southeast Asia
Researchers have identified a new species of giant dinosaur that is now believed to be the largest ever discovered in…
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Claude AI Can Now Perform Tasks Directly on Your Computer
Anthropic has introduced a major update to its Claude Code and Claude Cowork tools, enabling the AI to carry out…
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PMDC Enforces Revised Code of Ethics, Introduces Disability Quota for Medical Institutions
The Pakistan Medical and Dental Council has approved and implemented a revised code of ethics applicable to all registered medical…
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France Probes Possible Link Between Two Infant Deaths and Recalled Milk Formula
French authorities are investigating the deaths of two infants who reportedly consumed baby formula products that were recalled earlier this…
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University of London Strengthens Education Partnership With Pakistan From Classrooms to Artificial Intelligence
The University of London has announced a major expansion of its long-standing partnership with Pakistan, introducing new initiatives that span…
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Shortage of Anti-Allergy Vaccine Persists at NIH as Daily Losses Mount
The National Institute of Health (NIH) continues to struggle with a persistent shortage of its anti-allergy vaccine, leaving thousands of…