The fight against cancer receives a boost with a groundbreaking AI-powered cancer detection tool. This innovative test utilizes a single drop of blood to potentially identify three prevalent cancer types within minutes. Early trials showcased the tool’s ability to differentiate between individuals with pancreatic, gastric, or colorectal cancers and healthy subjects – all in a remarkably short timeframe. The test analyzes specific blood chemicals, achieving an impressive success rate of 82% to 100% in pinpointing the presence of cancer. This AI-powered cancer detection method leverages machine learning, a form of artificial intelligence. The technology scrutinizes blood metabolites, byproducts generated by…
Author: Zeeshan Haider Yazdani
Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) has enlisted the legendary Wasim Akram as a mentor for their bowlers in the lead up to the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2024. Akram, considered one of the greatest fast bowlers of all time, brings a wealth of experience to the role. This isn’t Wasim Akram’s first foray into coaching. He has previously coached teams in high-profile tournaments like the IPL and PSL. Akram’s two-day training camp will involve five sessions designed to sharpen the bowling skills of Sri Lanka’s national team players. The sessions will extend beyond just the national team, with coaches from…
Dr. Najeeb Syed, a Pakistani-born medical sciences professor, has become a global inspiration for aspiring doctors. Dr. Najeeb’s no formal schooling journey is a testament to the power of self-learning and unwavering dedication. Unlike many in his profession, Dr. Najeeb didn’t receive formal schooling until his matriculation exams. Despite this hurdle, Dr. Najeeb developed a deep passion for medicine and embarked on a path of self-study. His determination fueled him to balance work and education, even resorting to studying under streetlights after selling sweets during the day. This unwavering focus led him to graduate from the prestigious King Edward Medical…
In a significant development concerning the surplus wheat import scandal, it has been revealed that the national exchequer suffered a loss of over Rs300 billion. This loss is due to the import of surplus wheat during the interim government’s tenure. This revelation came to light during a briefing to Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif. According to Ministry of National Food Security, progress has made in the investigation initiated by PM Shehbaz. The ministry disclosed that caretaker government granted the private sector a complete exemption from import restrictions. Additionally, wheat traders enjoyed exemptions from customs duties and GST, exacerbating the financial burden…
Today, 02 May 2024 the gold rate in Pakistan is 201,820 Rs. per 10g. And the price of per tola of gold is 235,400 Rs. These rates have calculated keeping in view the global market and Pakistani market. And this is the actual rate of gold which will be traded today. Pakistan’s largest jewelry market is in Karachi where millions of rupees are traded daily. Gold rates in all cities of Pakistan such as Quetta, Lahore, Faisalabad, Peshawar, Islamabad & Kashmir is similar to Karachi’s rate. Gold Rate in Pakistan today, 02 May 2024 City Per Tola Gold rates today Karachi 235,400 Rs. Gold…
Pakistan’s mobile landscape is experiencing a seismic shift, driven by an unprecedented surge in smartphone imports. According to the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS), the import value of smartphones for the first nine months of the current fiscal year (July-March) skyrocketed to a staggering Rs. 370 billion. This phenomenal rise represents a staggering 180% increase compared to the same period last year, highlighting a booming demand for Pakistan Imported Smartphones. This data paints a clear picture: Pakistanis are rapidly embracing smartphones, signifying a fundamental shift in technological preferences. This trend extends beyond mere device acquisition, as evidenced by the import…
The Punjab government is revolutionizing emergency medical care with the launch of Pakistan’s first air ambulance service. This initiative, expected to be operational in June, signifies a major leap forward in providing swift and critical medical response across the province. Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz announced the commencement of training sessions for the inaugural of Pakistan’s first air ambulance service. This service promises to significantly reduce emergency response times, potentially saving countless lives. The initial phase will see the deployment of leased air ambulances. These specially equipped aircraft will be staffed with medical professionals and carry essential equipment and life-saving medication.…
Tech giant Google is making a significant investment in Pakistan’s education sector with plans of building 50 smart schools. These schools will be located in Islamabad and equipped with cutting-edge technology to enhance the learning experience. The initiative involves collaboration between Google’s Google for Education team and their local partner, Tech Valley. Representatives met with Pakistan’s education secretary to discuss this project and other educational development plans. The concept of building 50 smart schools centers around providing students and educators with access to 30,000 Google for Education IDs. These IDs unlock a suite of features powered by Artificial Intelligence (AI)…
The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) will crack down on tax evaders in Pakistan through a significant step by blocking the mobile phone SIMs of over 500,000 non-filers. This move aims to encourage tax compliance and broaden the country’s tax base. The FBR identified these individuals who have a taxable income but haven’t filed their income tax returns for the tax year 2023. These non-filers were previously issued notices, but failing to respond prompted the FBR to take action. The blocked SIM cards will remain inaccessible until the respective non-filers file their tax returns for 2023. This action serves as…
Popular Indian spice brands MDH and Everest are facing scrutiny from food regulators around the world over possible contamination with ethylene oxide. This toxic chemical is unfit for human consumption and can pose a cancer risk with long-term exposure. The issue came to light after Hong Kong and Singapore suspended sales of certain MDH and Everest spice mixes due to high levels of ethylene oxide. Ethylene oxide is prohibitable for use in food products sold in Australia, which is now investigating the matter and could potentially order a recall. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is also gathering information…