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LAHORE unjab government health drives could suffer serious setbacks as paramedical staff has warned of w new balance blanche ithdrawing from the dengue surveillance and measles awareness campaigns i nb 530 f contractual employees are not made permanent immediately.United Health Federation, a union of paramedical staff, and Allied Health held a demonstration on the busiest Mall Road junction at Nasir Bagh to protest against the health department鈥檚 鈥榤ala fide intentions鈥?The stressed despite assurance from authorities, hundreds remain contractual employees. 鈥淲e have been performing duties for the last five years, but unfortunately they have not made us permanent,鈥?said United Health Federation General Secretary Salman Ahmed.Edhi ambulances to soon have trained paramedics on boardDuring the protest, the leaders of the federation also announced another rally on May 24 and warned they would besiege the Chief Minister Secretariat. According to them, health professionals ca stanley-cup nnot even provide basic bread and butter for th Researchers from Trinity College Dublin and the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI) have shown for the first time, the mental hea af1 lth significance of h yeezys slide allucinations in people with a history of seizures.In a study published today (Thursday, June 11th, 2020), findings show that 8% of individuals with a history of seizures report hallucinations, including experiences of hearing or seeing things that are not based in reality. And, most importantly of that 8%, 65% also met criteria for one or more mental health disorders and 53% had one or more suicide attempt.The study is published in leading journalEpilepsia. As part of one of the longest running studies of mental health in the general population, researchers assessed a wide range of physical and mental health factors in 15,000 people living in the UK. Hallucinations are known converse chucks to occur in a proportion of adults with seizures but may be erroneously viewed as 'incidental' symptoms of abnormal electrical activity in the brain and noth |
