PHRL KMU, in collaboration with WHO, completed five trainings on biosafety and biosecurity for over 100 participants across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, enhancing lab safety in response to the M. Pox emergency and strengthening public health preparedness.
Successful completion of biosafety and biosecurity training at PHRL, KMU! From Sept 2-5, 2024, our team enhanced lab safety with vital protocols for handling infectious disease samples. Thanks to Dr. Yasar Mehmood Yousafzai and all participants for their dedication.
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Today World Hepatitis Day.
Here is how you can take action to protect yourself and your loved ones:
πΉ Get tested
πΉ Never share sharp instruments
πΉ Get treated
πΉ Vaccinate babies within 24 hours of birth
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Hybrid Genomics Course Ceremony at KMU awarded certificates to 1st batch & celebrated the 2nd batch of ACGT hybrid genomics course. Key guests included Vice Chancellor Prof. Dr. Zia ul Haq. Dr. Muhammad Zakria and Dr. Yasar Yousafzai discussed course objectives and future plans.
KMUβs Public Health Reference Lab trained Medical Laboratory Professionals on Biosafety & Biosecurity, covering PPE, hygiene, spill management, and sample packaging. For future training updates, contact [email protected].
KMU-PHRL recently hosted Cyberbiosecurity training in collaboration with Health Security Partners GCUF. This event marked a significant advancement in cyberbiosecurity knowledge. We thank our partners for their invaluable support in making this training a Success.
"Breaking: KP varsities team up with Khyber Medical University to send human biological material for groundbreaking research! This collaboration promises to revolutionize medical science, leading to innovative treatments and healthcare advancements!"
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Team PHRL's article on CCHFV in TMID highlights the need for better monitoring and control efforts. With Eid-ul-Adha nearing, let's stay vigilant and prioritize
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PHRL at KMU confirms 2 cases of JN.1 variant of COVID-19, a Variant of Interest by WHO. It's more transmissible, urging expanded testing in Peshawar. While transmission is higher, no evidence of increased severity.Early detection is key for control. #KMU#JN1variant#COVID19