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Arif Khan

  • Managing Editor, Pakistan Journal
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A Material Roadmap for Translational and Sustainable Point-of-Care Diagnostics Through Bacterial Cellulose: A Comprehensive Review Click to copy article link Article link copied!

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By Konala Akhila, Arif Khan, Chebiyyam Sarita
| ACS Publications
Abstract Click to copy section linkSection link copied! Point-of-care diagnostics are reshaping healthcare worldwide by enabling rapid, decentralized testing across clinical and non-clinical settings, particularly in regions with limited laboratory infrastructure. These technologies are transforming telemedicine and disease surveillance by providing timely results. However, the performance and accuracy of these devices heavily rely on the choice of the substrate material.
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That ‘Normal’ Foot Pain Could Actually Be A Health Warning

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By Arif Khan
| Free Press Journal (India) Verified
For years, India’s conversations around everyday health have focused on posture, sedentary work, obesity, and exercise, but one of the most constant interfaces between the body and the ground has escaped the same scrutiny – footwear that we use. In a country where millions of people spend long hours walking, standing, commuting, and working on unforgiving surfaces, footwear cannot remain a category judged mainly on price, durability, or style.
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Nasha Mukt JK Abhiyan

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By Arif Khan
| Greater Kashmir Verified
So, what’s the worst advice we can give to a drug abuser? The answer is simple: Telling a person struggling with harmful drug use to stop all drugs at once and lock themselves in a room for 10 days so that the addiction “goes away” — without any medical supervision. Why is this advice so dangerous? Let me explain. Consider a common example: the habit of drinking tea every morning and throughout the day. Can you suddenly stop drinking tea? How would you feel? Try going without it for just one day.
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