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Medical graduates to sit exit exam tomorrow

The medical exit exam is scheduled to be held for graduates of medical faculties tomorrow (Friday), an official said on Thursday. Naseer Khan Shirzai, spokesman for the National Examination Authority (NEA), said the examination would be organised by…

2 food production factories suspended in Kabul

The Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) has suspended the operations of two factories and quarantined more than 2,800 packages of beverages and mineral water for failing to meet health standards in inspections of production facilities in the capital…

Health ministry urges public to avoid antibiotic self-medication

Amid reports of respiratory illnesses among some Kabul residents, the Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) has warned against the self-use of antibiotics, saying they are ineffective against colds and other viral infections and can contribute to antimicrobial resistance.

128 pharmacies closed over violations in Kabul last month

The Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) says 128 pharmacies were closed in various parts of Kabul last month for violating regulations, including operating without legal documents, unauthorised relocation and failing to meet management and pricing requirements.

MoPH, CARE sign health services agreement for Balkh

Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) has signed a $299,998 agreement with CARE to provide health services in Balkh province. The ministry said the 11-month agreement aims to improve the quality of healthcare services, increase public access to healthcare…

New health centre opened in Kunar

A new health centre has been inaugurated at a cost of 8.9 million afghanis in the Ghaziabad district of eastern Kunar province, the Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) announced on Wednesday.

MoPH warns returnees, low public awareness increasing hepatitis risk

Marking World Hepatitis Day, the Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) says more than 27,800 positive cases of hepatitis B and C have been recorded across Afghanistan since the beginning of 2026, warning that the return of migrants and low public awareness are increasing the risk of the disease spreading.

MoPH, AHDS sign $3m maternal healthcare deal

The Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) and Afghanistan Health and Development Services (AHDS) have signed a contract worth more than $3 million to provide maternal healthcare services in four provinces.

MoPH launches free eye care campaign in Ghor

The Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) has launched a free eye care campaign in western Ghor province, offering 400 cataract surgeries, 1,000 reading glasses and treatment for thousands of eye patients.

‘Cacao King’ still seen in Kabul markets despite ban

Nearly three months after the Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) announced a ban on the use, purchase and sale of “Cacao King”, a cocoa-based weight-gain product, it is still being sold in some shops in the capital Kabul.

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