Punjab CM inaugurates Jinnah Institute of Cardiology in Lahore

Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif on Friday inaugurated the Jinnah Institute of Cardiology in Lahore, describing the facility as a long-standing dream aimed at providing advanced and free cardiac treatment to patients. Addressing the inauguration ceremony, Maryam said heart disease had become increasingly common, with almost every household having someone suffering from a cardiac […]

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