International Conference and Workshop on Emergency Life support #CPTH Emergency #Leader in Emergency Care #Saving Lives
This course has combined faculty of Indus, AKUH, Center Park hospital Lahore and Shifa. In Collaboration with Australian faculty.
Like every year, World Cancer Day was celebrated in Central Park Teaching Hospital this year as well. On this occasion, Dr. Kausar Bano Head of The Department of Cancer (Oncology), Jinnah Hospital Lahore was invited as the Chief Guest – Other guests included Principal Central Park Medical College Prof. Muhammad Aamir Mian, Prof. Sayed Nayab Haider, Medical Director of Central Park Teaching Hospital, Dr. Tahir. Khalil MS Central Park Teaching Hospital, Usman Suleman Head of Marketing Central Park Teaching Hospital, nursing staff and a large number of students participated. At this occasion, Dr. Kausar Banu appreciated the community services of Central Park Teaching Hospital and told the participants that currently, the death rate from cancer in the world is much higher than other diseases and one of every six deaths is caused by cancer. She further told the media and participants that the main reasons for this are lack of awareness, life style, adulterated food and water, smoking and non-breastfeeding among young women. Principal Prof. Muhammad Aamir Mian thanked the participants and told that with timely diagnosis and awareness, it is now possible to treat a life-threatening disease like cancer.
The Principal Dr. Amir Mian and team are thankful to Dr. Khalid Masood Gondal and CPSP Lahore for visiting the CPMC & CPTH for accreditation of Postgraduate Training of Pulmonology
World Heart Day informs people around the globe that CVD, including heart disease and stroke, is the world’s leading cause of death claiming 17.9 million lives each year, and highlights the actions that individuals can take to prevent and control CVD. It aims to drive action to educate people that by controlling risk factors such as tobacco use, unhealthy diet and physical inactivity, at least 80% of premature deaths from heart disease and stroke could be avoided.
