M. Waqar Bhatti is an investigative reporter at The News International. He focuses on health, science, environment, and water issues, with a particular emphasis on healthcare systems, consumer health, and public health topics. His work has been featured in Geo TV Network and The News International.
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M. Waqar Bhatti's coverage primarily centers around healthcare and government announcements in Pakistan, with a specific focus on health-related issues such as COVID-19, poliovirus, and medical facilities.
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KARACHI: A high-level inquiry into the HIV outbreak among children at the KVSS (Valika) SITE Hospital has identified acute shortages of essential
ISLAMABAD: Women with breast cancer in Pakistan wait an average of 111.5 days between diagnosis and the start of treatment, one of the longest delays highlighted by the World Health Organization ,...
ISLAMABAD: The Indus Hospital & Health Network is expected to take over the management of the federal government’s Isolation Hospital and Infectious Treatment Centre and the Regional...
ISLAMABAD: More than 1,400 Pakistani medical graduates successfully cleared the United States Medical Licensing Examination this year, reflecting the growing global competitiveness of the...
Islamabad:Concerned over the growing abuse of a widely prescribed medicine used to treat nerve pain, epilepsy and anxiety disorders, health authorities have barred pharmacies and medical stores in...
ISLAMABAD: In a detailed response submitted to the Ministry of National Health Services, Regulations and Coordination, the Drug Regulatory Authority has rejects various allegations against it...
ISLAMABAD: A cabinet committee headed by Finance Minister Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb on Thursday approved prices of 52 newly registered life-saving medicines, including cancer drugs, insulin,...
By: M. Waqar Bhatti
ISLAMABAD: A cabinet committee, headed by Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb, has approved the prices of newly listed 52 life-saving medicines, paving the way for their availability after final approval by the federal cabinet.The...
By: M. Waqar Bhatti
Pakistan's average temperature has increased by 0.95℃ since 1981, which has made nights warmer than daytime and transformed rainfall patterns into less predictable and uneven, The News reported, citing a Pakistan...
By: Maham Qureshi, Waqar Bhatti
Virus detected in eight-month-old child from Miryan tehsil of Bannu district, says health department By | |
