JSMU students launch multilingual medical history handbook
Most outlets highlighted the development of a multilingual medical history handbook by JSMU students, noting its availability in several Pakistani languages. BOL News emphasized its digital format and accessibility as a "vital health resource," while Minute Mirror described it as "Pakistan’s first medical history-taking handbook." Both focused on the initiative by the Internal Medicine Interest Group at Sindh Medical College.
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JSMU students develop Pakistan’s first medical h...
Students of Jinnah Sindh Medical University (JSMU) have developed a medical history-taking handbook in seven Pakistani languages
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JSMU students develop medical history handbook in multiple languages
JSMU students at Sindh Medical College's Internal Medicine Interest Group launched a free, multi-language digital medical history handbook. Access this vital health resource!
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