Coronary heart disease risk factor in higher socio-economic class of Rawalpindi/Islamabad areas

Three hundred seventeen subjects belonging to higher socio-economic class of Rawalpindi/Islamabad areas were studied in National Institute of Health, Islamabad for Cardiac Heart Disease [CHD] risk factor by estimating LDL-C/HDL-C ratio, using electrophoretic technique. 24.63 per cent subjects were found to have more than average risk

Prevalence of urinary tract infections in school children in Islamabad

A total of 400 school children were studied for Bacteriuria and Pyuria. The children with significant bacteriuria [105 or > 105 organisms/ml of urine] were considered positive for Urinary tract infection. Six children [1.5%] urinary infection. The organisms isolated were E. coli, Klebsiella and Enterobacter. All of these organisms were sensitive to most of the antibiotics used for inviter sensitivity test