Significant Increase in Annual Production Capacity of Snow Pharma Factory in Kandahar to 14 Billion Units

The “Snow Pharma” pharmaceutical factory in Kandahar province has substantially increased its annual production capacity for approximately 200 types of medicines since the beginning of the current solar year, raising it from 6 billion units to 14 billion units. This remarkable expansion represents a major step toward Afghanistan’s pharmaceutical self-sufficiency.

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Afghanistan’s Public Health Minister Stresses Self-Sufficiency and Improvement of Health Services

Mawlawi Noor Jalal Jalali, Minister of Public Health of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, has emphasized efforts to make the country’s health system self-sufficient based on a new strategic plan. Kabul 24: He made the remarks during a four-day coordination and capacity-building workshop for provincial health officials, organized by the.

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Successful Surgery Saves Kandahar Child: Foreign Object Removed from Respiratory Tract of Kulthum in Kabul

The Ministry of Public Health has announced the successful completion of a delicate surgery on an 11-month-old girl named Gulthum (کلثوم), who was transferred from Kandahar to Kabul for emergency treatment. Kabul 24: According to the ministry, a foreign object — a piece of bone that the child had accidentally.

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Over 35,000 Successful Surgeries Performed at Abu Ali Sina Balkhi Regional Hospital

Health officials in Balkh province have announced that more than 35,000 major and minor surgical operations were successfully carried out at the Abu Ali Sina Balkhi Regional Hospital over the past year. kabul 24: According to Kamal Khan Zadran, spokesperson for the Balkh Public Health Directorate, nearly 85,000 patients were.

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Kabul Hospital Achieves First Successful Custom Jaw Implant in Afghanistan

The 400-bed Specialized Hospital of Martyr Sardar Mohammad Dawood Khan in Kabul has successfully performed Afghanistan’s first lower jaw (mandible) reconstruction surgery using a custom implant. kabul 24: The patient, Abdul Salam from Helmand province, suffered a complete bone defect in the right side of his lower jaw seven years.

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First Polio Vaccination Campaign of 2026 Begins in Afghanistan

The spokesperson for Afghanistan’s Ministry of Public Health announced that the first polio vaccination campaign of 2026 has started today across 18 provinces. Kabul 24: This four-day nationwide drive aims to administer oral polio vaccine drops to approximately 7.3 million children under the age of five.Sharafat Zaman Amarkhel, spokesperson for.

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Breakthrough in Afghan Biotechnology: Young Researcher Develops High-Efficiency DNA/RNA Extraction Kit

A talented young Afghan scientist and researcher has successfully developed an innovative product that enables highly efficient and accurate extraction and purification of DNA and RNA from a wide range of clinical and environmental samples. Kabul 24: The formulation and optimization of this advanced kit were carried out under the.

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Afghan Neurosurgeon Performs First Functional Brain Surgery in Kabul

For the first time in Afghanistan, an Afghan neurosurgeon successfully performed a functional neurosurgery procedure at Sheikh Zayed Hospital in Kabul. Kabul 24: The groundbreaking operation was carried out on a patient named Sabrullah from Baghlan province, who had suffered from severe, burning pain in his finger for years.Three years.

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India Donates Six Advanced Ambulances to Afghanistan’s Ministry of Public Health

The Ministry of Public Health has announced that the Government of India has donated six advanced and fully equipped ambulances. Kabul 24: These vehicles, outfitted with modern medical equipment, will play a significant role in the rapid transfer of patients and the delivery of emergency health services. The official handover.

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Official Visit of Afghanistan’s Public Health Minister to India: A Step Toward Enhanced Bilateral Cooperation

Mawlawi Noor Jalal Jalali, Minister of Public Health of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, arrived in New Delhi on December 16, 2025, leading a high-level delegation at the official invitation of the Indian government. Kabul 24: This marks his first official visit to India and the third ministerial-level trip from.

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Why Chronic Stress Is Slowly Destroying Our Bodies

Two researchers, Colin Shaw and Daniel Longman, recently highlighted a crucial point in their analysis: the world is changing far faster than human biology can adapt—and this mismatch is seriously damaging our health. Kabul 24 – They explain that the human body evolved over hundreds of thousands of years for.

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Are we facing a silent epidemic?

I used to think that the most common health problem among women in Kabul was iron deficiency and the anemia caused by it, but my clinical experience over the past year has changed that perception. Kabul 24: Because almost every female patient for whom I ordered a vitamin D level.

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