State Life screens 113,000 for diabetes in national health campaign
KARACHI: State Life Insurance Corporation of Pakistan carried out one of the country’s largest free diabetes screening campaigns, reaching over 113,000 people across four provinces as part of a nationwide public health initiative.
The week-long campaign, held in collaboration with more than 450 hospitals in Sindh, Punjab, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan, offered free diabetes testing and basic health check-ups. The drive identified nearly 10 per cent of participants as newly diagnosed diabetic cases. Among those already diagnosed, over 70 per cent were found to have poorly managed sugar levels, underlining persistent gaps in diabetes awareness and long-term care.
“This initiative reflects State Life’s deep-rooted commitment to the people of Pakistan,” said CEO Shoaib Javed Hussain. “By promoting early diagnosis and addressing preventable diseases, we’re helping save lives and reduce long-term healthcare costs.”
-
Pedro Pascal Pays Emotional Tribute To Catherine O'Hara After Her Death -
‘Vulnerable’ Prince Harry Stands To Go Backwards In Time And Become The Spare Again: Here’s Why -
Charli Xcx Says Sorry To Mary J. Blige After 11 Years Of Pink Fluff Mishap -
Yerin Ha On Carving Her Own Path As 'Bridgerton' Season 4's Lead -
Michael J. Fox Receives Praise From 'Shrinking' Season 3 Co Stars -
Jacob Elordi Reveals Getting Burned During 'Wuthering Heights' Filming -
Macaulay Culkin Pens Emotional Tribute To 'Home Alone' Mum Catherine O'Hara -
Prince Harry Loses The Last Of Prince William’s Sympathy? ‘He Left London Entirely’ -
Rob Cesternino Shares Learning Essential Skills During Time On 'The Traitors' -
South Carolina Teen Arrested After Altercation With Mother Outside High School -
Estranged Husband Kills Wife In Florida Murder-suicide Hours After Leaving Jail -
Kylie Kelce Plays Coy Over Travis, Taylor Swift Wedding Plans: 'Not Gonna Lie' -
US Opens Civil Rights Probe Into Alex Pretti Shooting: Report -
Prince William, Kate Middleton Decide Next Step For Prince George -
Catherine O’Hara: Home Alone Actress Dies After 'brief Illness' -
Princess Anne Refuses An Offer Made At Palace