Islamabad (Ahmad Saeed Malik). The total drugs distributed in flood affected area of the Punjab Pakistan in different categories during August 3-12, 2010 are statically studied. The noble contribution of government officials, general public and health care professional is highly appreciated. These drug used in miscellaneous infectious, pathological and medical complications.

Islamabad (Fawad Ali Bungush). Riphah international university is going to organize “Riphah youth Festival” during March 21-25, 2011. There are Job Fair, Spring Gala, Social Evening, Games, Competitions of Qiraat, Naat, Debates and Photography arranged to enhance the beauty and amusement of celebration. All the students, youngsters and family invited to come, join and enjoy.

Islamabad (Ahamd Saeed Malik). Top 10 leading causes of death in the world 2010 are as under;

1: Heart disease
2: Cancer
3: Respiratory infections
4: Lung disease
5: HIV/AIDS
6: Digestive diseases
7: Diarrhoeal diseases
8: Tuberculosis
9: Malaria
10: Traffic accidents

Lahore (Pharamceutical review; www.pharmareveiw.wordpress.com). The Pakistan Medical Association (PMA) Lahore on has rejected the Punjab Drug Rules 2007 and said these amendments not favorable to general community. In a press release, PMA General Secretary Dr Azimuddin Zahid and Finance Secretary Dr Shahid Malik said amendments in the Punjab Drug Rules 2007 would promote nepotism and that few affluent people would benefit while thousands of medical stores would be closed down. The PMA office-bearers criticized the government for not implementing the Punjab Drug Rules 1988 in its true spirit and alleged that the drug mafia had brought about the amendments with the connivance of drug inspectors to spread its business across the Punjab. They demanded that the government abrogate the amendments in the best interest of the people.

Web source;

https://www.dailytimes.com.pk/default.asp?page=2007%5C08%5C02%5Cstory_2-8-2007_pg7_46