25.10.2022
Szymon Makuch, the Polish ultra-distance runner, after completing the 1000 kilometers approx. KarakoRUN2022 through the Hindukush, the Karakorum, and the Himalayas for pediatric cancer, traveled to Karachi to meet Indus Hospital & Health Network’s childhood cancer patients.
25.10.2022
21.10.2022
Simulation Instructors’ Workshop is a 3 day inter-professional workshop that offers an introduction to simulation based education. This is a hybrid of didactics and experiential learning with opportunities for participants to practice in a safe and non-judgmental virtual environment under the guidance of international and national experts in health-care simulation. The experience is made unique because this is an on-line workshop and therefore provides opportunity of participation without the limitation of distance. The next Simulation Instructors’ Workshop is the 3rd iteration of
21.10.2022
21.10.2022
It was a pleasant Saturday morning at the Army School of Physical Training. Seventeen-year-old Saim was preparing for a football match when severe, throbbing pain in his back made him collapse. The football coach immediately sent him home and told him to get some rest.
18.10.2022
10.10.2022
Salim Habib University hosted a Fund Gala to raise funds to support the flood relief efforts of IHHN. The event was held on the huge purpose-built campus of the University. It was a well-organized event, and the student’s enthusiasm to raise funds for this noble cause shone through as they worked hard to ensure everything ran smoothly.
30.09.2022
26.09.2022
Indus Hospital & health Network (IHHN) recently celebrated the launch of the book Among My Own by Dr. Naseem Salahuddin, Head of the Division of Infectious Diseases at IHHN. Filled with countless stories mined from her career as a practicing physician, the book captures the human side of medicine including the good, the bad, and the utterly bizarre. In recounting Dr. Salahuddin’s interactions with patients, who range from the extremely wealthy to those who don’t even have a single rupee to
19.09.2022
There is a sea of mosquitos swarming near the tents. The air is hot and the temperature is 40 degrees. There are hundreds of children who are roaming around without any proper clothes or shoes on their bodies. Most of them belong to families who have just fled the neighboring villages in interior Sindh to escape the catastrophic floods caused by the heavy monsoon.