Medical Lab & Pharmacy Technicion

05/07/2026

Medical Lab & Pharmacy Technicion

Armed Forces Nursing Services (AFNS)
Join Pak Army As BSc Nursing Through Armed Forces Nursing Services (AFNS)

Eligibility Criteria:
▪️Gender: Female
▪️Matric (Science): Minimum 60% Marks
▪️FSc (Pre-Medical): Minimum 50% Marks
▪️Age: 17–25 Years (As On 01 November 2026)
Sector: Govt
Last Date To Apply: 15 August, 2026
خواتین
پاکستان آرمی نے Armed Forces Nursing Services (AFNS) کے لیے آن لائن رجسٹریشن کا اعلان کر دیا ہے۔ ملک بھر کی اہل خواتین امیدوار اس شاندار موقع سے فائدہ اٹھاتے ہوئے پاک فوج میں بطور نرس اپنے روشن مستقبل کا آغاز کر سکتی ہیں۔

منتخب فیمیل امیدوار آرمی کے نرسنگ کالج سے مفت بی ایس نرسنگ کا چار سالہ پروگرام مکمل کریں گی۔ انہیں ماہانہ وظیفہ/تنخواہ دی جاۓ گی اور ڈگری کے بعد یہ پاکستان آرمی کو بطور لیفٹننٹ جوائن کریں گی۔
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13/06/2026

Internship Opportunity To Join Rescue 1122
Join Rescue 1122 As Interns For 1400 Post. Candidates Must Have Nursing, Paramedical or Allied Health Diploma / Degree From a Recognized Board, Or University (Minimum 2nd Division).
▪️ Must Possess Domicile of Punjab
▪️ Age: 18 - 30 Years

Sector: Govt
Last Date To Apply: 20th June, 2026
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13/06/2026

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24/08/2024

A new type of microscopic organism has been found in the human gut.

These newly discovered organisms are called obelisks, and they are made up of tiny rings of genetic material. Obelisks can create their own proteins that are entirely new to science. The team named their proteins “oblins.” Scientists are still figuring out what these proteins do and how obelisks interact with other organisms. Obelisks require a microbial host cell for replication. The researchers identified one potential host for obelisks, a bacterium that is mostly found in our mouths. This bacterium is known as Streptococcus sanguinis, and it’s commonly found in dental plaque. It’s still a mystery where else obelisks are found, what they do to their host, and how they spread. Up until now, obelisks went unnoticed, and could be an entirely new class of life forms. The discovery raises intriguing questions about the role of obelisks in human health, whether they might be harmful, beneficial, or merely passive inhabitants of our microbial ecosystem. There are trillions of tiny organisms in our gut that generally keep us healthy. However, if something upsets this balance, it could make us sick with conditions like diabetes and mood disorders. If obelisks prove to be parasitic, they might harm beneficial gut bacteria, disrupting the delicate ecosystem within the gut and potentially leading to health issues. Conversely, if they have a symbiotic relationship with their hosts, obelisks might contribute to the stability and diversity of the gut microbiome, possibly offering new avenues for therapeutic interventions.

26/01/2024

Scientists use ultrasound to deliver vaccines into the body.

That's fascinating! Ultrasound vaccine delivery is an exciting emerging field with the potential to revolutionize vaccination. Here's a breakdown of how it w...

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Digestive System