M. Waqar Bhatti is a journalist focused on national news in Pakistan. He writes for the Geo Tv Network and his work has also appeared in The News International. His articles cover a range of topics including public health issues, infectious diseases, government policies, and international health summits.
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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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ISLAMABAD: The federal capital's drug control administration has uncovered a shocking scandal involving the administration of counterfeit vaccines
ISLAMABAD: The 72nd case of wild poliovirus type 1 (WPV1) for 2024 has been confirmed by the Regional Reference Laboratory for Polio Eradication at the National Institute of Health.
ISLAMABAD: Incentive-driven prescriptions, a practice where doctors accept benefits from pharmaceutical companies in exchange for prescribing promoted
A wave of despair and uncertainty has gripped the youth of the country, and it is this sense of hopelessness that is driving young people to risk their lives and flee the country.
Islamabad: Samia, a 32-year-old mother of two from Islamabad, was thrust into an uncertain future when her husband, a 38-year-old property dealer, succumbed to a sudden heart attack.
By: M. Waqar Bhatti
Despite being a low transmission season, around 10 children are currently admitted at the Sindh Infectious Diseases Hospital at NIPA in Karachi with measles, while four children are undergoing...
ISLAMABAD: Unprotected sex and limited access to preventive measures have triggered a troubling rise in HIV prevalence among key populations, including
Study results shared with Ministry of National Health Services.Prevalence of HIV among PWID drastically decreased to 27%.There's urgent need to increase condom access, promote its use.ISLAMABAD: Human immunodeficiency virus has spread...
Karachi Mayor Barrister Murtaza Wahab has proposed creating pedestrian zones and banning heavy traffic in Karachi on Sundays to improve air quality and protect citizens from the adverse health effects of pollution.
Formula milk companies are lobbying to have breast milk substitutes or formula milk declared as ‘food' to remove it from the purview of health and
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