Monday, November 23, 2020
All MBBS/BDS on going and scheduled Examinations stand postponed till further order
Thursday, November 19, 2020
CORRIGENDUM LAST DATE FOR SIBMISSION OF ADMISSION FORMS FOR BS PROGRAMS EXTENDED TILL 27 NOV 2020.
Monday, November 16, 2020
Admission Notice BS Nursing Sciences Khyber Medical University
Admissions to BS Nursing Sciences
Friday, November 13, 2020
Will KMU conduct Exams of MBBS and BDS in Corona or not?
Khyber Medical University has successfully conducted the entry test for allied health sciencs and all of their semester exams. Recently, 2nd year MBBS and Dental exam was conducted following strict SOPs, however due to the recent surge in COVID-19 cases, KMU administration conducted three emergency meetings with the Deans of public and private medical colleges and decided to wait for the NCOC meeting to be held on Monday. The pandemic situation in the education sector and the possibility of early and extended winter break will be discussed in detail in the meeting scheduled on Monday, 16th November, 11:00am at National Command and Operation Center’s (NCOC). If the education institutes were to close then KMU will explore different available options (on-site, online or hybrid) in consultation with the relevant stakeholders and the decision will be taken in the best interest of the students, Insha ALLAH.
Khyber Medical University refund plan for cancelled ETEA Medical Entrance Test 2020 fee to its registered candidates
Refund of KMU ( Khyber Medical University ) ETEA Medical Entrance Test 2020 fee submitted by candidates
- Code will be sent to the registered mobile numbers of candidates (entered on KMU Admission portal at the time of registration)
- Candidates will visit any branch of MCB Bank Ltd. across Pakistan and will produce
- Code sent as SMS
- Original CNIC along with a photocopy
- Other relevant information required by bank
- Fee will be refunded to the candidates by the bank upon verification of their cnic and other data on the spot.
Tuesday, November 3, 2020
KMU holds breast cancer awareness seminar
KMU holds breast cancer awareness seminar
The growing number of breast cancer patients in society is a major challenge for all of us that can be met through joint efforts, especially through large-scale mass awareness. These views were expressed by Prof. Dr. Muhammad Saleem Gandapur, Registrar, Khyber Medical University (KMU), Peshawar, while addressing a seminar on Breast Cancer Awareness organized by Quality Enhancement Cell at KMU Multi Purpose Hall. Prof. Dr. Abid Jamil, Head, Department of Oncology, Hayatabad Medical Complex, Dr. Saima Abid, President, Public Health Association, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Dr. Amjad Ali and Asiya Bukhari, Director, QEC- KMU also addressed on the occasion.
Prof. Dr. Muhammad Saleem Gandapur termed the holding of the seminar as a need of the hour and said that the rising rate of malignant diseases like cancer is a major challenge for the entire society as well as medical research institutes and medical professionals. He said that early diagnosis of cancer could not only save the lives of cancer patients but also reduce the huge cost involved.He said that this insidious disease can be combated by creating awareness among the people on a large scale.
Earlier, experts elaborated on the statistics, causes, prevention and treatment of breast cancer, saying that 9.8 million women in Pakistan are affected by breast cancer, which leads to high-risk countries. Timely diagnosis of breast cancer can reduce the number of deaths per year by 90%. They said that the rising rate of breast cancer in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa can be estimated from the number i.e 15000 of patients suffering from breast cancer every year. ۔ Experts say that cancer usually affects the breast, bones, lungs, liver and stomach, with the highest rate being noted in the breast. They said that according to modern research and international standards, cancer can be easily diagnosed through CT scan instead of ultrasound and X-ray. They said that timely diagnosis of various stages of cancer could not only make the treatment effective but also prevent the loss of precious human lives.
Experts say that cancer is no longer incurable but due to high cost of treatment, in a poor and backward country like Pakistan, treatment is often beyond the reach of patients. They said that 32% of the 200,000 cases of cancer that occur in Pakistan every year are from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, the treatment of which costs from Rs. 50,000 to Rs. 5 million. They said that one lakh people are dying every year due to this insidious disease which is a major challenge for the survival of humanity. They said that a study conducted on cancer patients at HMC has revealed that the average income of most cancer patients is only Rs.22000/= per month.
They said that with the special interest of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government, an eight-year project at a cost of Rs. 8 billion for the treatment of poor and needy cancer patients under a public-private partnership in collaboration with pharmaceutical companies in HMC. So far 6358 patients have been registered out of which 2000 patients have been treated during the year 2019. Experts emphasize that breast cancer can be controlled and cured by creating more awareness about breast cancer.
Sunday, November 1, 2020
Bank of Khyber installs an ATM in Khyber Medical University Main Campus Hayatabad Peshawar.
Prof.Dr. Zia Ul Haq, Vice-Chancellor Khyber Medical University and Mr. Ihsan Ullah Ihsan MD Bank of Khyber inaugurates BOK ATM at main campus of Khyber Medical University