This association expressed concerned about the increase in deaths of mothers and babies in the country.
Many families have been obliged to bring their children to Kabul due to lack of access to medical facilities in rural areas.
This comes as the doctors said that more than 800 children are being referred to the hospital’s various sections.
The Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) said that the ambulance will help facilitate services for patients.
However, doctors at the of Mohammad Ali Jinnah Hospital said some medical devices are in disrepair and there are shortages at the…
Health officials in the province acknowledged that some families bring opium-addicted patients to healthcare centers.
According to the hospital's administrators, this department has equipment worth $100,000, which was provided by the Ministry of Public…
Officials at the 150-bed drug rehabilitation center in Kabul said that they are struggling to provide essential services for patients…
World Pneumonia Day, held each year on November 12, aims to raise awareness about this deadly illness.
Meanwhile, the Ibne Sina Hospital's director told TOLOnews that Kabul's rate of respiratory illness has lately increased by 30 percent…
