Pakistan’s first haemophilia centre opens in Karachi ...palestine

Pakistan’s first haemophilia centre has been set up by the Haemophilia Welfare Society in Nazimabad, Karachi.  It was inaugurated by Indus Hospital CEO Dr Abdul Bari Khan on Thursday.  “Although there is no government-run institution for haemophilia patients in Pakistan, the centre, set up by the Haemophilia Welfare Society Karachi, will provide free treatment to patients suffering from the disease not only in Karachi but also from across the province,” said Dr Bari. The centre has so far registered 735 patients from Sindh for free treatment. Raheel Ahmed, founding member and president of the HWS, said there are 22,000 known haemophilia patients in Pakistan. There are 6,00

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