Tag: Combat
Pineapple a magical fruit to combat “Hypertension”
March 14th, 2018 | Muhammad Azam | No Comments
The pineapple (Ananas comosus) is a tropical plant with an eatable numerous organic product comprising of blended berries, likewise called pineapples, and the most financially noteworthy plant in the Bromeliaceae family. Pineapples might be developed from a crown cutting of the organic product, perhaps blossoming in 5-10 months and fruiting in the accompanying six months. […]…Read More
| Combat | fruit | hypertension | magical | pineapple
Power of technology to combat human trafficking
December 12th, 2017 | Hina Baloch | No Comments
Technology is increasingly playing its role in human lives. Human growth taking a whole new meaning in light of massive technological changes, which were never seen before in the society. It has penetrated every aspect of our lives, how we work and learn, and even how we shop. Technology is not only affecting positive side […]…Read More
| Combat | human | power | Technology | trafficking
Pakistani scientist found plastic eating fungus to combat garbage problem
September 25th, 2017 | No Comments
Plastic eating fungus has been found in garbage dump of Islamabad, Pakistan claimed researchers. Researchers have found a species of fungus, known as Aspergillus tubingensis that feed off of plastic. This fungus can grow on plastic itself and breaks down the bonds between the molecules to pull them apart to degrade. Scientist is of the view […]…Read More
Speakers call for concrete steps to combat environmental hazards
August 19th, 2016 | Tasleem Nawaz | No Comments
FAISALABAD: Speakers have called for steps to combat environmental hazards and adopt
healthy lifestyle to reduce diseases and mortality rate as 3.8 million people die of diabetes each
year only; whereas cancer kills 1.37 million people.
They were addressing at one-day symposium titled andquot;one healthandquot; arranged by US-Pakistan Center
for Advanced Studies in Agriculture and Food Security, University of Agriculture Faisalabad at
New Senate…Read More
Skill development needed to combat biosecurity threats
May 11th, 2016 | Technology Times | No Comments
STAFF REPORT ISB: The fast pace of research in life sciences there is a need to develop skills of scientists and researchers to combat biological threats within the region by providing training on biosecurity, biosafety, pathogen surveillance, and infectious disease surveillance and disaster response.
This was the crux of the three-day Regional Workshop on Biosafety and Biosecurity in Life Sciences Research hosted by Pakistan Academy of Sciences (PAS) in collaboration with…Read More
| Biosecurity | Combat | Development | needed | Skill | threats
Emerging anthelmintic resistance and medicinal plants as an alternative to combat resistance
April 27th, 2016 | By Dr. Saood Ahmad, Dr. Sohail Sajid, Dr. Kasib Khan | No Comments
The worms are adversely affecting the efficiency of animals causing a huge financial loss to their owners. In our country the areas where animals are mostly fed on grazing, animals are at risk of heavy worm infestation. Generally, there are two types of parasites which can cause harm to the animals Ectoparasites and endoparasites. Ectoparasites are those which attack on the skin of the animal and damage the skin and transmit various pathogens through their bite. Ectoparasites include…Read More
| Alternative | anthelmintic | Combat | Emerging | medicinal | plants | resistance
Medicinal plants – an alternative to combat gastrointestinal parasitism
March 16th, 2016 | By M. Abdullah Malik and Dr. M. Sohail Sajid | No Comments
IMPORTANCE OF LIVESTOCK SECTOR
There are multiple factors which play their role in establishing the economy of any country. Among these factors, Livestock have vital role in economic strength of any country by producing, milk, meat, wool, hide, farm yard manure and many other animal by-products. There are 1750.5 million heads of cattle and buffaloes, 2439.2 million heads of sheep and goats, 27.4 million heads of camel and 21554.8 million heads of chickens are found worldwide which…Read More
| Alternative | Combat | gastrointestinal | medicinal | parasitism | plants
Medicinal plants as an alternative to combat gastrointestinal parasitism
November 8th, 2015 | By M Abdullah Malik and Dr Muhammad Sohail Sajid | No Comments
THERE ARE multiple factors which play their role in establishing the economy of any country. Among these factors, Livestock has vital role in the economic strength of any country by producing, milk, meat, wool, hide, farm yard manure and many other animal by-products. There are 1750.5 million heads of cattle and buffaloes, 2439.2 million heads of sheep and goats, 27.4 million heads of camel and 21554.8 million heads of chickens are found worldwide which are producing milk 770.8 million…Read More
| Alternative | Combat | gastrointestinal | medicinal | parasitism | plants
NDMA unleashes 15-year plan to combat disasters
October 29th, 2015 | Technology Times | No Comments
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STAFF REPORT ISB: The National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) unleashed a 15-year plan to the partners in a conference to adapt to common debacles on the premise of National Disaster Management Plan (NDMP). The goal of the conference was to reveal the future arrangement for usage of NDMP concentrating on Multi Hazard Vulnerability Risk Assessments (MHVRA), Community Based Disaster Risk Management (CBDRM), Capacity Building intercessions including Emergency Responses Exercises for…Read More
NDMA unleashes 15-year plan to combat disasters
October 26th, 2015 | Ahsan Jamil | No Comments
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STAFF REPORT ISB: The National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) unleashed a 15-year plan to the partners in a conference to adapt to common debacles on the premise of National Disaster Management Plan (NDMP). The goal of the conference was to reveal the future arrangement for usage of NDMP concentrating on Multi Hazard Vulnerability Risk Assessments (MHVRA), Community Based Disaster Risk Management (CBDRM), Capacity Building intercessions including Emergency Responses Exercises for…Read More