Paediatric research, explained

What the journals say about your child's health, in plain words.

Dr. Sana Fatima, a paediatrician in training in Islamabad, reads WHO, CDC and the latest medical journals and explains what they mean for families. Every fact links to its source.

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In the news · Pakistan

Measles is back, and so is SSPE

A rare brain disease that follows measles years later is being seen more often in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

17,000+measles cases in Pakistan, 2025
90 casesat one Peshawar clinic, year to Sept 2026

Source: Gavi VaccinesWork, 15 October 2026

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How we research

From search box to journal to plain words

Listen

We track what families search for each month, worldwide and in Pakistan.

Read

WHO, CDC, NIH, national guidelines and peer-reviewed studies, newest first.

Explain

Plain words, warning signs up front, and a numbered source for every fact.

Review

Dr. Sana checks each brief before it is marked reviewed, and updates it when evidence changes.

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About

Dr. Sana Fatima

MBBS, paediatrics resident in FCPS training in Islamabad. Dr. Sana also runs Paeds with Dr. Sana on Instagram, with daily concept cards for parents and students.

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